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A Study of the Bases of Public Opinion - Page 30
by Vicente Albano Pacis - 1925 - 220 pages
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The Sociological Review, Volume 1

1908 - 436 pages
...obvious without any special examination, and with no special resources other than common knowledge. If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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The Psychology of Insanity

Bernard Hart - 1912 - 200 pages
...and simply because man has an overwhelming need to believe that he is acting upon rational grounds. " If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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The Psychology of insanity

Bernard Hart - 1914 - 198 pages
...and simply because man has an overwhelming need to believe that he is acting upon rational grounds. " If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War

Wilfred Trotter - 1916 - 218 pages
...obvious without any special examination, and with no special resources other than common knowledge. If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War

Wilfred Trotter - 1917 - 226 pages
...obvious without any special examination, and with no special resources other than common knowledge. If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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Human Traits and Their Social Significance

Irwin Edman - 1919 - 480 pages
...position only were plausible or possible, and as if all who gainsaid him were either fools or knaves : If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of a very precise kind upon subjects of very great complexity, variety, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the nature of the universe,...
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Human Traits and Their Social Significance, Part 2

Irwin Edman - 1920 - 488 pages
...position only were plausible or possible, and as if all who gainsaid him were either fools or knaves. If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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Human Traits and Their Social Significance

Irwin Edman - 1920 - 488 pages
...position only were plausible or possible, and as if all who gainsaid him were either fools or knaves. If we examine the mental furniture of the average...a vast number of judgments of a very precise kind '• Morley: On Compromise, p. 123. upon subjects of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty....
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Crystallizing Public Opinion

Edward L. Bernays - 1923 - 230 pages
...William Trotter, the author of a. comprehensive study of the social psychology of the individual,1 "we shall find it made up of a vast number of judgments...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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Readings in Abnormal Psychology and Mental Hygiene

William Sentman Taylor - 1926 - 836 pages
...obvious without any special examination, and with no special resources other than common knowledge. If we examine the mental furniture of the average...of very great variety, complexity, and difficulty. He will have fairly settled views upon the origin and nature of the universe, and upon what he will...
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