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Prohibiting minds and the present social and economic crisis.

DOI: 10.1037/14513-000

Publisher: Paul B. Hoeber - American Psychological Association

Jul 7, 2014

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Civilization-shock.

Paton, Stewart

Pages: 1 –95

Whenever we are unable to trace the connections between our personal, economic and social problems, we usually find that it is very difficult to avoid falling back upon an inexhaustible supply of "don'ts" to keep off trouble. One of the chief symptoms of this particular form of civilization-shock...
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Remedies.

Paton, Stewart

Pages: 96 –148

At no time in history has man needed so much as he does today to be reassured by cultivating a reasonable amount of confidence in his capacity to be peaceful, temperate and sane. The shock of a World War, and prolonged struggles to readjust life on a humane and civilized basis, have shaken the...
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Educating the intellectuals.

Paton, Stewart

Pages: 149 –187

For at least two hundred years people have become more and more accustomed to refer to the conventional form of education as if it were a panacea. It is described as a preventive as well as a cure-all for our troubles. Particularly in this country people have a reverential and worshipful attitude...

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