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...t called a "soi." It was in between many Mom and Pop businesses and there, crowded within, was her apartment. He knew rooms like this well. They wer... ...ool, or placid on a red plastic stool, strength thwarted, and with angular crowds stumbling over me." Almost without thinking it, he felt the horror ... ...or more breezes, for a passing mosquito, for voices, and the dispersing of crowded thoughts. He recalled untainted and simple memories of Kazem telli... ...s. Freedom was becoming old as he continued to walk with her into the crowds but she rejuvenated lasciviously when his eye spotted someone not in... ...k. These transients had the understanding and listening skills of trained psychologists and offered unto him a piece of bubble gum instead which he g... ...ed a 2-foot Buddhist statue. Upon finding his way out by charging through crowds and hangers of clothes, he heard the blaring of pi phat music, saw a...

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...w people, forging new friend­ ships, and sharing myself. You might dislike crowds, or parties, or strangers, and prefer to keep to yourself. You don'... ... for all they were worth! I stood at the helm and told silly jokes to the crowd. Those kids giggled so hard that the sound of the kazoos turned into... ... .D. Psychologist Andre Auw, a close associate of the great 20th-century psychologists Carl Rogers and Virginia Satir, characterizes people who lea...

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... force that awakens the spiritual desire in us, a desire to get away from the crowd and from the world at large. It is a wish to continue living in ... ...not foresee the next step, otherwise we’d be like a thief who runs before the crowd yelling, “Catch the thief, catch the thief!” You needn’t be sorr... ...formed this analysis of yourself earlier, before you began to study Kabbalah. Psychologists deal with this, as well. The difference is that psycholo... ...ychological strength that the object provides for that person. Physicians and psychologists use the power of psycho- logical protection, but it would...

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... e o f T h e w i s d o m o f Ka b b a l a h disrupted in the mouths of the crowd. In other words, due to excessive use of the words, they have been e... ... to the essence of the soul. The essence of the soul is fluid; it is what psychologists refer to as “self” and materialists as “electric.” 1 It is a... ...ntrary, they exert in expanding the gates of their sagacity to the entire crowd without any boundaries and conditions. Seemingly, they strongly disa...

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... “Just look at the roads needed. Americans complain about their crowded roads and freeways now. To keep an equivalent number of roads fo... .... Females became more aggressive and took over the dominant roles. The males crowded together. Homosexuality increased. By the time the population r... ...in different parts of the world. Some, like in Malawi are hideous. With 160 crowded into a single cell, one meal a day, polluted water, foul toilets... ...liver Wendell Holmes (10) that “you don’t have the right to yell ‘fire’ in a crowded theater” may have once been the standard of the law, the right t... ...o far right wing agitators, who were arrested for attempting to rile up the crowd to attack the wicked religion of Islam, were acquitted in court. ... ...chers, child care centers, dentists, contractors, real estate sales people, psychologists, the list goes on and on. And which of these activities is ... ... suggesting should determine the qualifications for parenthood Wreck?” —“Psychologists, family counselors, teachers, even the electorate could be ... ...the emotional maturity to be unselfish relative to the child’s needs.” —“Psychologists? I hear that generally people study psychology to throw sus...

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...s. Yet, this is expressly untrue. Bond buyers and stock investors are two distinct crowds. Their risk aversion is different. Their investment prefe... ...'s money" for their public borrowing needs. When the US government borrows more, it crowds out the private sector in Japan - not in the USA. It is... ...ally beneficial. To say, in most countries of the world, that "public borrowing is crowding out the private sector" is wrong. It assumes the existe... ...is nightmarish script. On the minus side, the budget deficit has already ballooned, crowding out lending to the private sector, stoking inflation an... ...ard for both their employees and shareholders - not to mention other stakeholders. Psychologists have often remote-diagnosed them as "malignant, pa... ... a lighthouse, only so many people defended by the army and police. This is called "crowding" and amounts to the exclusion of potential beneficiarie...

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...f elderly tenants and one of his more fulfilling connections. He came upon a crowd of people clustered around an elderly man. The man was a government... ... into the performance he was on a park bench fast asleep. When he awoke, the crowd that had gathered around the dancer and the dancer himself were no ... ...s past 6:30 and this area of Chongno Samga was already riveting in youthful crowds. In a few hours young men would bee vomiting on the sidewalk for ... ...o" (informal: peace, you do). They spoke loudly because of the noise of the crowds loitering and coming and going from the restrooms. "Yongo mal ha s... ...iler park in Ithaca, New York within the middle of winter in contrast to the crowds of Iraqi and American soldiers ready to ignite the deserts the way... ... the average parent and what little she knew was theoretical. Ideas of child psychologists like Piaget were mere abstractions, premises like ghosts wi...

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...decisions would evolve heavenward, lifting the population with them. But as psychologists might well have predicted, selfishness is more likely to be... ...duce taxes today, who will build more roads today. Your leaders follow the crowds. They develop their policies based on the latest polls. The world ... ...grees for many state licenses. There used to be a number of state licensed psychologists who had such non-accredited doctoral degrees but had no com...

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...n.” Kurt stared across the infield, numb to Archer's relentless voice and the crowd’s cheers. Grief churned with rage as he fought to regain his com... ... to think positive. So she imagined Skippy powering down the stretch with the crowd cheering as they crossed the wire, alone and in front. By the ... ...t was more important he submit his claim on Otto’s mare. His gaze prowled the crowd as he angled toward the claim box. Otto had no reason to think... ...!” Adam abruptly hollered, and a barrel-chested man detached himself from the crowd, approaching with a bowlegged walk and an amiable grin. A zippere... ... a twenty-dollar win bet then wandered through the mezzanine. It was a motley crowd—ranchers with big hats and dusty boots, downtown oilmen in fancy... ...straw. “Psychiatrists.” He snorted. “No way. I’m not emo.” “Actually they’re psychologists,” Kurt said, “and they can help. They’ve helped me.” “Yo...

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...dealing with graphs as indicated by Figure 2.C. This viewpoint led the psychologists at the Research center for Group Dynamics to another psych... ...ed the author to a personal discovery of graph theory, aided and abetted by psychologists L. Festinger and D. Cartwright. The world of Theoretical ... ...r of intermediate points, the waiting time, the number of transfers and the crowd in the bus or equivalently the congestion in the service. Before...

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...and waving our arms in the air every time a strong wind blows? No. Only huge crowds do that when they sit too long without moving. This 90 degree... ... fire to cook with came from. What is the sound of clapping? The sound of a crowd clapping their hands together recreates the crackling sound of f... ...e roamers, independent, cooperating very well with each other… evolved into a crowd. Pure numbers. The mob. A bunch of people all together with no... ...Moving. A crisis. A tragedy in the family. An accident, etc. Yet how many psychologists or psychiatrists specialize to treat this most common of ... ... them to the public square and slaughtered them before the eyes of the entire crowd of Roman vanquished citizens… And after that: they walked around... ...nd after that: they walked around, casually slaughtering members of the Roman crowd while the entire crowd of Romans who outnumbered the invaders by ... ... fast: they barely exist today as an understood fact. Most psychiatrists and psychologists are Jews. All of the culture of raising spoiled affluen...

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...of intermediate points, the waiting time, the number of transfers and the crowd in the bus or equivalently the congestion in the service. Before ... ...ance to its description of this process by referring to work by cognitive psychologists on expert judgments and to an emerging field known as fuzzy l... ...e of an individual be represented by a planar map. His view point led the psychologists at the Research center for Group Dynamics to another psychol... ... the author to a personal discovery of graph theory, aided and abetted by psychologists L. Festinger and D. Cartwright. Here it is pertinent to ment...

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...ate my sense of self-worth by rigidly insisting that I am above the madding crowd while deriving my Narcissistic Supply from this very thus despise... ...both their employees and shareholders – not to mention other stakeholders. Psychologists have often remote- diagnosed them as "malignant, pathologic...

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...ate my sense of self-worth by rigidly insisting that I am above the madding crowd while deriving my Narcissistic Supply from this very thus despise... ...both their employees and shareholders – not to mention other stakeholders. Psychologists have often remote- diagnosed them as "malignant, pathologic... ...back at school. She takes down my trousers and I am exposed to the jeering crowd, drenched and naked. It isn't a good day, this one. I read all eve... ... ascends to the gallows and how his head rolls sprinkling gore all over the crowd but everything is frozen and no one cheers like in the movies abou...

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...cations. Sociologists have been both eclectic and quick to pick up on the work of psychologists and others in the field. Much of this research is w... ...riers such as that which marketers call "selective perception." Mincing no words, psychologists Herbert Hyman and Paul Sheatsley (1947) described t... ... Poverty. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. Riesman, D. 1950. The Lonely Crowd. New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press. " Robertson, T. ...

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...orld will be a totalitarism at some degree. Individual is going with the crowd, without even realizing it (societal totalitarism against individual... ...ic mafia, arrangements, snoring awards). Traffic of influence! The crowd is manipulated by mass-media, which became the strongest force in the... ...the death of sensation. Fechner's "functional relation", as well as later psychologists' power law R = k $S n , with n depending on the kind of stim...

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...functionally. The equivalent in the brain is sometimes called by philosophers and psychologists "a-priori categories", or "the collective unconsci... ...s operating system, "Windows". Inevitably it captured more than 30% of the market, crowding out Netscape. It is the view of the antitrust authoriti... ...ning a host of absolutely unnecessary brandnames, the competition's brandnames are crowded out. Again, this cannot be legislated against. A firm ha... ...wth industry. Millions of professionals - judges, police officers, criminologists, psychologists, journalists, publishers, prosecutors, lawyers, so... ...Architects describe smaller flats with movable walls as a probable response to over-crowding. Home systems will cater to all the entertainment and m... ...solutely unnecessary brand names (e.g., unions), the competition's brand names are crowded out. Again, this cannot be legislated against. A firm ha... ...eing gradually replaced by communicators, creative people, advertising executives, psychologists, venture capitalists, and the totally unpredictabl... ...ard for both their employees and shareholders - not to mention other stakeholders. Psychologists have often remote-diagnosed them as "malignant, pa... ...specimen. Species and genera abound. The worldview is marred by too many details, crowded by too many apparently unrelated observations. g. Fina...

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...functionally. The equivalent in the brain is sometimes called by philosophers and psychologists "a-priori categories", or "the collective unconsci... ...s operating system, "Windows". Inevitably it captured more than 30% of the market, crowding out Netscape. It is the view of the antitrust authoriti... ...ning a host of absolutely unnecessary brandnames, the competition's brandnames are crowded out. Again, this cannot be legislated against. A firm ha... ...wth industry. Millions of professionals - judges, police officers, criminologists, psychologists, journalists, publishers, prosecutors, lawyers, so... ...Architects describe smaller flats with movable walls as a probable response to over-crowding. Home systems will cater to all the entertainment and m... ...solutely unnecessary brand names (e.g., unions), the competition's brand names are crowded out. Again, this cannot be legislated against. A firm ha... ...eing gradually replaced by communicators, creative people, advertising executives, psychologists, venture capitalists, and the totally unpredictabl... ...ard for both their employees and shareholders - not to mention other stakeholders. Psychologists have often remote-diagnosed them as "malignant, pa... ...specimen. Species and genera abound. The worldview is marred by too many details, crowded by too many apparently unrelated observations. g. Fina...

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...ortified by ever more potent technologies) and the arts and craftsmanship crowd never ceased and it is raging now as fiercely as ever in numerous di... ... with its hardware and software components. Media experts, sociologists, psychologists, advertising and marketing executives were left out of the c... ...ually replaced by communicators, creative people, advertising executives, psychologists and the totally unpredictable masses who flock to flaunt the... ...ually replaced by communicators, creative people, advertising executives, psychologists, venture capitalists, and the totally unpredictable masses w...

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... ―The mega-churches and tele-evangelists seem to attract more of the older crowds. I‘ve seen a number of strong Christian youth groups, so it is obvi... ...cept of a loving and merciful God is thereby trampled by the vengeful God. Psychologists may call it rationalization or psychosis but the terrorists ... ...therapist to ask ‗how do you feel about that,‘ when discussing a problem. Psychologists generally believe that most of us are ‗feelers‘ rather than ‗... ...th the actions that might result from them. Of course yelling ‗fire‘ in a crowded theater just might result in a stampeding action that could result ... ...d out, the hearts of the people are filled with schemes to do wrong.‘ More psychologists and criminologists are coming to this view. 391 Immora... ...close mentally then decide to get close physically. I know of doctors and psychologists who have advocated extra-marital sex for some of their patie...

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...een removed in his sleep. But here? And who were those people, the distant crowd beyond the deep blue pil- lars? Boscastle? He poured out and partiall... ...rough the archway towards the bal- cony, from which the noise of a distant crowd still came in gusts and cadences. The cropheaded lad handed the tailo... ...ndless platforms rushing with varying pace to Graham’s left. And seated in crowds upon the two widest and swiftest platforms, or stepping from one to ... ...entral area of this huge arcade just op- posite to the balcony was densely crowded with blue-clad people. Some sort of struggle had sprung into life. ... ... it seemed in preventing access to this descending staircase. About them a crowd was rapidly accumulating. Their brilliant colour contrasted vividly w... ...e—compared with this… . And what else have you?” There came also practical psychologists with some very in- teresting developments in the art of hypno... ...ible, and the facts of thought trans- ference were yet unsystematised. The psychologists illustrated their expositions with some astounding experiment...

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...e con- gested as his course proceeded. At his concluding discussion it was crowded right up to the ceiling at the back, and there people were standing... ...right confusion of movement. Some of the people signalled to friends, some crowded down towards the platform to examine the lecturer’s apparatus and m... ...ridiculous big feet. He must get alone, get somewhere high out of all this crowding of commonness, of everyday life. He made his way to the top of Art... ...nding Londoner. All that was very reassuring. There was the same strolling crowd, the same perpetual miracle of mo- tors dodging through it harmlessly... ...ut the world. This spectacle of feverish enterprise was productivity, this crowding flight of happy and fortunate rich people—every great city was as ... ...s sympathised and agreed with their portentous activi- ties. One school of psychologists inclined to minimise this participation, but the balance of e... ...with. You carve his body about and leave it re-modelled and unscarred. The psychologists are learning how to mould minds, to reduce and remove bad com...

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...s a decep- tion of the devil’s, the High Woods. I have been once down to Apia, to a huge native feast at Seumanutafa’s, the chief of Apia. There was a... ... do with the mind, with the eye, with the hand—with a part of ME; diversion flows in these ways for the dreary man. But gai- ety is what these childre... ...ern, staked up a gap in the hedge, was kicked at by a chestnut mare, who straightway took to the bush; and came back. A little after, they had found a... ...aele; the sun was down, the night was close at hand, so we rode fast; just as I came to the corner of the road before Apia, I heard a gun fire; and lo... ...he Faamasino Sili sure enough. It was lucky he was no longer; the natives would not have waited many weeks. But think of it, as I sat in the saddle at... ...but it is as common as dirt in Polynesia. Men’s names are tattooed on the forearm; it is common to find a subverted letter tattooed there. Here is a t...

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...her go upstairs and replace the boots with considerable emphasis. “Quite a crowd at the wedding, ma’am,” she said pres- ently, in a purely conversatio... ...re a gas-lit window, or the yel- low glare of some late-working factory or crowded public- house. Out of the masses, clear and slender against the eve... ...e air, a rich, intensely sweet scent, that overpowered every other in that crowded, steaming little greenhouse. Directly he noticed this he hurried do... ...tentacle-like aerial rootlets no longer swayed freely in the air, but were crowded together, a tangle of grey ropes, and stretched tight, with their e... ...sently sent back to the stoke- hole by the scientific manager. Of course a crowd collected outside the gates of the yard—a crowd, for no known rea- so... ...lifted off his feet and driven forcibly backward. It is a curious fact for psychologists that he thought clearly during his backward flight, and wonde...

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...the moment of his escape from the Lady V ain. His case was discussed among psychologists at the time as a curious instance of the lapse of memory cons... ... Moreau’s pistol, and saw the pink flash dart across the tumult. The whole crowd seemed to swing round in the di- rection of the glint of fire, and I ... ... movement. In another second I was run- ning, one of a tumultuous shouting crowd, in pursuit of the escaping Leopard-man. That is all I can tell defin... ..., which retarded our movements exceedingly, though we went through it in a crowd together,—fronds flick- ing into our faces, ropy creepers catching us... ...lt sick with exertion and excitement. T urning, I pushed my way out of the crowding Beast People and went on alone up the slope towards the higher par... ...ck struggle broke into scattering units, the fire leapt and sank down. The crowd of Beast People fled in sudden panic before me, up the beach. In my e...

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...e signifi- cance of individualities. Races are no hard and fast things, no crowd of identically similar persons, but massed sub-races, and tribes and ... ...olation as for congenial companionship. We want to go apart from the great crowd, not so much to be alone as to be with those who appeal to us particu... ...nd pile the material and charge the owner for the labour; any house unduly crowded or dirty, it must in some effectual manner, directly or indirectly,... ... each no doubt with his per- sonal belongings securely packed and at hand, crowd the deck and study the nearing coast. Bright, keen faces would be the... ...House, an interesting fiscal revival this population has made, and beyond, crowd- ing up the hill, the painted walls of a number of comfortable inns c... ...has a strong feeling for all who profess what is called Science as against psychologists, sociologists, philosophers, and literary men, whom he regard...

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... in the dark- ness, under the stars, or while we walk by ourselves or in a crowd, or while we sit and muse. It may come upon the sinking ship or in th... ...ole nature. 60 God The Invisible King “It is only of very late years that psychologists have begun to realise the enormous dominion of those forces i... ... carriage and the public-house? Why should gregariousness drive men out of crowded Egyptian cities into the cells of the Thebaid? Schopenhauer in a me...

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...ones who are the most servile and obedient to the opinions and life of the crowd are the greatest enemies to change and individuality. The fact is, no... ...come a law. One class of men has always been anxious to keep step with the crowd. The way is easier and the rewards more cer- tain. Another class has ... ...ards more cer- tain. Another class has been skeptical and resentful of the crowd. These men have refused to follow down the beaten path; they strayed ... ...both of these died or met misfortune while he was young. He comes from the crowded part of a poor district. He has had little chance to go to school a... ...man, for he can find an excuse for jostling one in the street-cars or in a crowd and thus reaching into a pocket. The burglar is not so apt to be a pr... ...why it bulks so large in moulding and shaping the destiny of the race. All psychologists are agreed in classing under the nutritive instinct such acti... ...ed to take a hand in the con- duct of the case. Lawyers and judges are not psychologists or psychiatrists, neither are juries. Therefore the doctor mu...

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...ge of its variations. The study of hallucinations has in this way been for psychologists the key to their compre- hension of normal sensation, that of... ...ore diffused and general than that which our special senses yield. For the psychologists the tracing of the organic seat of such a feeling would form ... ...looked as if he feared a scolding. and began to tell of being blocked in a crowded street and unable to get out. When he had finished, I said to him: ... ...ere. When the 201 William James invitation was given, I knelt down with a crowd of drunkards. Jerry made the first prayer. Then Mrs. M’Auley prayed f... ...ingle “idea,” supposed to be a defi- nitely outlined thing. But at present psychologists are tending, first, to admit that the actual unit is more pro... ...al region, whatever else it may be, is at any rate a place now admitted by psychologists to exist for the accumu- lation of vestiges of sensible exper... ...ing on. None of my folks were present. When I came to myself, there were a crowd around me praising God. The very heavens seemed to open and pour down... ...seudo-hallucina- tory luminous phenomena, photisms, to use the term of the psychologists. Saint Paul’s blinding heavenly vision seems to have been a p... ...n pent into a burning theatre have been known to cut their way through the crowd with knives.[144] [144] “‘Love would not be love,’ says Bourget, ‘un-...

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...our experiences have a phase of “cut and try” in them—what 151 John Dewey psychologists call the method of trial and error. We sim- ply do something,... ... their claims. How are they to be adjusted? By an external compromise that crowds in so much of each? No other method is to be found unless it be cons...