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THE SOCIAL INSTINCTS . The study of comparative psychology is not yet sufficiently developed to make it possible to draw up a final list of instincts . If the term “ instinct ” is interpreted in a narrow sense to include only those ...
THE SOCIAL INSTINCTS . The study of comparative psychology is not yet sufficiently developed to make it possible to draw up a final list of instincts . If the term “ instinct ” is interpreted in a narrow sense to include only those ...
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The social importance for good or for evil of this instinct needs no emphasis . To complete this enumeration , two more primary instincts must be mentioned . These are the parental instinct and the instinct of sex .
The social importance for good or for evil of this instinct needs no emphasis . To complete this enumeration , two more primary instincts must be mentioned . These are the parental instinct and the instinct of sex .
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the community which result from excessive strength or weakness of the instinct , issuing frequently in the complete negation of the purposes which the instinct is intended to serve . The parental instinct illustrates the same truth .
the community which result from excessive strength or weakness of the instinct , issuing frequently in the complete negation of the purposes which the instinct is intended to serve . The parental instinct illustrates the same truth .
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