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False Beliefs,o false beliefs steadfastly because of the way perception works: The same filling-in process that helps us to make sense of our world also prevents us from knowing if our beliefs are false. Our mind creatively interprets all of our perceptions in an attempt to fit them to our beliefs and expectation

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Psychotherapy and Multiple Personalities,, and other symptoms of physical illness. Hysteric patients were found to be mostly women who were very easily hypnotized and also needful of more attention and respect from others. Hysteria is rare today, but people with this profile now suffer from other syndromes that were rare in Freud’s day. Mu

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The Empty Self,nge in self-concept made an explosion of creativity and progress possible in Renaissance Europe. In the recent past the American self-concept has undergone significant changes that may be the cause of many social problems, such as crime, teen suicide,. and drug abuse. The ideal of an autonomous, bou

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