Titlebook: Human Autonomy in Cross-Cultural Context; Perspectives on the Valery I. Chirkov,Richard M. Ryan,Kennon M. Sheldo Book 2011 Springer Scienc

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Dialectical Relationships Among Human Autonomy, the Brain, and Culture . that has dialectical relations with people’s socio-cultural environments and is a universal and necessary condition for people’ optimal functioning. Human autonomy is neither a social construction nor an illusion. It is a real psychological power behind people’s lives and actions but it requires

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