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Drive and Instinct—How They Produce Relatedness and Addiction
Addictive drugs are responsible for mass killing. Neither persons with addiction nor the general populace seem conscious of the malevolence of governments and drug dealers working together. How could this be?
Brian Johnson, Johnson Brian
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Drive, instinct, reflex—Applications to treatment of anxiety, depressive and addictive disorders
The neuropsychoanalytic approach solves important aspects of how to use our understanding of the brain to treat patients. We describe the neurobiology underlying motivation for healthy behaviors and psychopathology.
Brian Johnson, Johnson Brian
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Validity and Reliability of Wearable Technology Devices during Simulated Pickleball Game Play [PDF]
Pickleball is a popular sport. Also popular is wearable technology usage. Because the validity and reliability of wearable technology during pickleball is unknown, the purpose of this research was to evaluate the ability of common devices to return heart
James W. Navalta +10 more
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Theories and Evidence of Extrinsic Motivational Crowding out in Charitable Giving: Towards an Islamic Theory [PDF]
IntroductionAccording to the standard economic theory, participation of individuals in charitable activities is low, because this participation is usually used to compensate for market failure, which is precisely due to the self-interest of the economic ...
Vahid Moghadam, Marjan Esmaili
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The Problem of Culture and Nature in Carl Gustav Jung’s Psychoanalytical Concept
According to the classical approach culture is the opposite of nature, and man, as a world-transforming being, is the engine of civilization development. C. G.
Patrycja Neumann
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An examination of the human instinct from the viewpoint of the divine knowledge, with an emphasis on the Nahjul Balaghah's stance [PDF]
Human instinct is one of the oldest and most important discussions of anthropology. It has received different definitions in logic, philosophy, theology, mysticism, and the divine knowledge, and has been credited with different dimensions by each of the ...
Hasan Rezaee Haftador, Safar Nasiriyan
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There is no language instinct There is no language instinct
This paper examines Steve Pinker’s arguments for the existence of a language instinct encoded in the genes of human beings as an explanation for the human language capacity.
Geoffrey Sampson
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Approaches to the Problem of Literary Authenticity. A Historical Outline (II) [PDF]
The present article follows the evolution of the approaches to the problem of authenticity, focusing on the various forms of literary authenticity reflected in modernist literary theory texts and manifestos.
Cristina DICUSAR
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