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Rupert Macleandevelopment of psychological measuring instruments that are widely used in educational, industrial, and clinical settings. More recently, psychobiological explanations of personality and ability constructs have been sought (e.g., Zuckerman, 1991), and the resulting hypotheses have opened the way for

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re people disagree in significant ways. We find that Gutmann relies on a separation between moral ideals and political ideals to maintain the case for the value of deliberative democracy as a political ideal. There are problems such a separation creates from a transactional perspective of democracy-

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Rune Kvalsunds it could be of great use for particular educators in any specific surrounding when trying to connect with others and their particular ways of understanding the World. In this sense, Martin Buber’s approach to education might not only be of use but imperative for the twenty-first century.

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Bob Moon10) [World Health Organization (WHO), 1992, pp. 273–276], specifies three types of anxiety disorders within the group of emotional disorders with a set specific to childhood, namely, separation anxiety, phobic anxiety, and social anxiety. It qualifies this categorization, though, with the statement

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Rupert Maclean,Margarita Pavlovathe term “fear,” though it goes beyond the level of normal fears that may be entirely appropriate or adaptive (e.g., a fear of snakes may be appropriate and even adaptive, but not if no snakes are present and a child refuses to leave his or her room for fear of encountering a snake).