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... on the one hand, a mysterious personal element that cannot be understood
and, on the other hand, / a quality that may be tested for and taught to anyone.
The combination of these views leads to "group-think," where someone
responsible ...
... on the one hand, a mysterious personal element that cannot be understood
and, on the other hand, / a quality that may be tested for and taught to anyone.
The combination of these views leads to "group-think," where someone
responsible ...
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On the one hand he was actually solving the problem ; on the other hand he was
trying to describe the psychological states which seemed to characterize the
various phases of his solution . The following are some excerpts from his records
...
On the one hand he was actually solving the problem ; on the other hand he was
trying to describe the psychological states which seemed to characterize the
various phases of his solution . The following are some excerpts from his records
...
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A : Well , my hands are getting . . . too hot to hold I guess . . . at least one hand ,
that is . . . the one that ' s acting like a clutch . . . slipping . C : B , how about you
hopping into the box . B : I see myself in there but I can ' t do anything because I
don ...
A : Well , my hands are getting . . . too hot to hold I guess . . . at least one hand ,
that is . . . the one that ' s acting like a clutch . . . slipping . C : B , how about you
hopping into the box . B : I see myself in there but I can ' t do anything because I
don ...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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