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... able to have such fantasies ( Arieti 1961 , 1967 , 1974 ) , but I shall not deal with this topic here . It is true , however , that primary - process cognition does not enable one to deny . After approxi- mately the first ten months of ...
... able to have such fantasies ( Arieti 1961 , 1967 , 1974 ) , but I shall not deal with this topic here . It is true , however , that primary - process cognition does not enable one to deny . After approxi- mately the first ten months of ...
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... able to draw animals as realistically as a paleolithic man . However , this discrepancy does not by itself eliminate comparative considerations . The young child does not have complete control over his body , nor coordination of his ...
... able to draw animals as realistically as a paleolithic man . However , this discrepancy does not by itself eliminate comparative considerations . The young child does not have complete control over his body , nor coordination of his ...
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... able to reveal his problem creatively in the story of Lippy would not have been able to explain with a more direct state- ment how pressured and inhibited he felt . It is impossible to adequately summarize Torrance's many con ...
... able to reveal his problem creatively in the story of Lippy would not have been able to explain with a more direct state- ment how pressured and inhibited he felt . It is impossible to adequately summarize Torrance's many con ...
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