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... scientist his work is motivated not only by love , but also by simple curiosity , not only by prestige , but also by the need to earn money , etc. THE SYNERGIC NATURE OF RATIONALITY AND IMPULSE In any case it is now quite clear that it ...
... scientist his work is motivated not only by love , but also by simple curiosity , not only by prestige , but also by the need to earn money , etc. THE SYNERGIC NATURE OF RATIONALITY AND IMPULSE In any case it is now quite clear that it ...
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... scientists are determined in part by cultural variables , then so also are the products of these scientists . To what extent science needs the contribution of men of other cultures , to what extent the scientist must stand aloof from ...
... scientists are determined in part by cultural variables , then so also are the products of these scientists . To what extent science needs the contribution of men of other cultures , to what extent the scientist must stand aloof from ...
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... scientist . The drama- tist or poet who presents an organized theory of human nature is certainly closer to the psychologist than the latter is to the engineer . The historian of science may be either a historian or a scientist , it ...
... scientist . The drama- tist or poet who presents an organized theory of human nature is certainly closer to the psychologist than the latter is to the engineer . The historian of science may be either a historian or a scientist , it ...
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A Psychological Approach to Science | 1 |
Problem Centering vs Means Centering in Science | 11 |
Preface to Motivation Theory | 19 |
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