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... assumptions . Philosophy demands that our basic assumptions be logically consistent with each other and presented in as clear , distinct , and logical a form as possible , with a minimum of undefined terms . Philosophy can also test our ...
... assumptions . Philosophy demands that our basic assumptions be logically consistent with each other and presented in as clear , distinct , and logical a form as possible , with a minimum of undefined terms . Philosophy can also test our ...
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... assumptions that we believe are true and on which we base our thinking and behavior ( assumptions that cannot be validated by the method of science ) , and the latter refers to a set of interacting psychological forces assumed to exist ...
... assumptions that we believe are true and on which we base our thinking and behavior ( assumptions that cannot be validated by the method of science ) , and the latter refers to a set of interacting psychological forces assumed to exist ...
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... assumptions of our thinking and behavior , and an investigation by the use of the method of philosophy of assump- tions that cannot be tested by scientific experiment . This method requires that our basic assumptions be logically ...
... assumptions of our thinking and behavior , and an investigation by the use of the method of philosophy of assump- tions that cannot be tested by scientific experiment . This method requires that our basic assumptions be logically ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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