Social Penetration: The Development of Interpersonal RelationshipsHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1973 - Broj stranica: 212 |
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... layers of personality— these are specific facts , usually superficial , such as biographical information . As one progresses toward central layers , there are more fundamental , core characteristics of personality which relate to and ...
... layers of personality— these are specific facts , usually superficial , such as biographical information . As one progresses toward central layers , there are more fundamental , core characteristics of personality which relate to and ...
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... layers contain fears , self - con- cepts , and basic values ( the central core properties ) . 2. Proceeding inward , there is more of a one - to - many relation- ship between aspects of personality . The more central areas have a ...
... layers contain fears , self - con- cepts , and basic values ( the central core properties ) . 2. Proceeding inward , there is more of a one - to - many relation- ship between aspects of personality . The more central areas have a ...
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... layers of the self are more accessible to outside con- tacts than central layers and therefore are more visible to others . The work of Rogers and his associates in psychotherapy ( Rogers , 1958a , 1958b ) , especially that of Truax ...
... layers of the self are more accessible to outside con- tacts than central layers and therefore are more visible to others . The work of Rogers and his associates in psychotherapy ( Rogers , 1958a , 1958b ) , especially that of Truax ...
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