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... society's failure to satisfy the basic psychological needs of some of its members . Society can be viewed as a complex system that can impose severe stress upon certain individuals , usually minority groups ( such as the poor ) or those ...
... society's failure to satisfy the basic psychological needs of some of its members . Society can be viewed as a complex system that can impose severe stress upon certain individuals , usually minority groups ( such as the poor ) or those ...
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... society all problems become more complex . The day - to - day task of keeping the sys- tem going must be left to bureaucratic agencies and sometimes even to computers . It is extremely difficult to effect a useful change in a complex ...
... society all problems become more complex . The day - to - day task of keeping the sys- tem going must be left to bureaucratic agencies and sometimes even to computers . It is extremely difficult to effect a useful change in a complex ...
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... society , that is , a society that will control technology and utilize it only for man's welfare , is to tear down the existing social structure and build a new one . They are not talking about a bloodless , planned , goal - oriented ...
... society , that is , a society that will control technology and utilize it only for man's welfare , is to tear down the existing social structure and build a new one . They are not talking about a bloodless , planned , goal - oriented ...
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Psychotherapy and Social Change | 17 |
Psychiatric Treatment in an Oppressive Environment | 29 |
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