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In the selection of peoples and cultures the range of variables on what appears to be the impersonal side of adjustment ... a given social setting , but it also holds to a large degree for a broad and more variable cultural background .
In the selection of peoples and cultures the range of variables on what appears to be the impersonal side of adjustment ... a given social setting , but it also holds to a large degree for a broad and more variable cultural background .
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It may be , for instance , that more complex and “ advanced ” cultures have tended to favor or to be associated with the ... If such a trait as codified laws ( trait 38 ) —which has commonly been regarded as an " advanced ” cultural ...
It may be , for instance , that more complex and “ advanced ” cultures have tended to favor or to be associated with the ... If such a trait as codified laws ( trait 38 ) —which has commonly been regarded as an " advanced ” cultural ...
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Underlying these forces we find the conditioning factors of maintenance and the more generalized and complex determinants involved in total cultural development . In broad perspective , the mother - family system which has safeguarded ...
Underlying these forces we find the conditioning factors of maintenance and the more generalized and complex determinants involved in total cultural development . In broad perspective , the mother - family system which has safeguarded ...
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