Collective BehaviorPrentice-Hall, 1957 - 547 pagine |
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Pagina 61
... attention upon the novelty and the ambiguity of the situation . The milling of a few distracts the attention of others from their own preoccupations and focuses it upon the collectivity and the object of its attention . They , too , may ...
... attention upon the novelty and the ambiguity of the situation . The milling of a few distracts the attention of others from their own preoccupations and focuses it upon the collectivity and the object of its attention . They , too , may ...
Pagina 313
... attention C. Heightened state of expectancy- 2. The transfer of allegiance of the in- tellectuals , including : A. Wish reformulation - B. Loss of faith in their leadership >> on the part of the repressed classes and the loss of faith ...
... attention C. Heightened state of expectancy- 2. The transfer of allegiance of the in- tellectuals , including : A. Wish reformulation - B. Loss of faith in their leadership >> on the part of the repressed classes and the loss of faith ...
Pagina 451
... attention upon the end so ardently de- sired . This prevented the intrusion of un- prepared - for eventualities . Control , as is well known , is obtained largely by the focus of attention being fixed upon a given point . The Christian ...
... attention upon the end so ardently de- sired . This prevented the intrusion of un- prepared - for eventualities . Control , as is well known , is obtained largely by the focus of attention being fixed upon a given point . The Christian ...
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