Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 60
... conditioned behavior is either valued or treated with kindness . On the contrary . Both husbands and clinicians experience and judge such female behavior as annoying , inconvenient , stubborn , childish , and tyrannical . Beyond a ...
... conditioned behavior is either valued or treated with kindness . On the contrary . Both husbands and clinicians experience and judge such female behavior as annoying , inconvenient , stubborn , childish , and tyrannical . Beyond a ...
Pagina 68
... Conditioned female behavior is more comfort- able with , is defined by psychic and emotional self - de- struction . Women are conditioned to experience physical- ity - be it violent , destructive , or pleasurable — more in the presence ...
... Conditioned female behavior is more comfort- able with , is defined by psychic and emotional self - de- struction . Women are conditioned to experience physical- ity - be it violent , destructive , or pleasurable — more in the presence ...
Pagina 273
... conditioned female traits as it has recognized those conditioned female traits which are valuable , and as it has explored new ways for women to " be " in the universe . For example , many women have not been able to avoid the female ...
... conditioned female traits as it has recognized those conditioned female traits which are valuable , and as it has explored new ways for women to " be " in the universe . For example , many women have not been able to avoid the female ...
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