Steps Upward in Personality: What Kind of Person Do I Want to Be?Professional & technical Press, 1931 - 357 pages |
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Page 86
... desire to eat is said to be the strongest desire that we have . Our very existence depends on it . If this desire relied upon our convenience instead of a regular recurring de- mand , eating would not serve its purpose , for we would be ...
... desire to eat is said to be the strongest desire that we have . Our very existence depends on it . If this desire relied upon our convenience instead of a regular recurring de- mand , eating would not serve its purpose , for we would be ...
Page 87
... desire . Control . - Overindulgence of this instinct , however , has not always been so harmful as the actual need of food . Society has recognized the necessity of regu- lar provision for satisfying this desire at least . To a person ...
... desire . Control . - Overindulgence of this instinct , however , has not always been so harmful as the actual need of food . Society has recognized the necessity of regu- lar provision for satisfying this desire at least . To a person ...
Page 138
... desire , sometimes called acquisition , which people seem to have in common with animals . It is a desire to pre- pare for the future . Ants and bees and squirrels seem more saving than man , for they consistently save for the less ...
... desire , sometimes called acquisition , which people seem to have in common with animals . It is a desire to pre- pare for the future . Ants and bees and squirrels seem more saving than man , for they consistently save for the less ...
Contents
LESSON PAGE 1 Who Is to Be Responsible for You? | 3 |
Personality | 8 |
The difference in personalities affects peoples lives | 17 |
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