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... produce average children ; while subnormal parents tend to produce subnormal children ; and finally , parents above the general average tend to produce superior children . In general , the law states that parents who exhibit either ...
... produce average children ; while subnormal parents tend to produce subnormal children ; and finally , parents above the general average tend to produce superior children . In general , the law states that parents who exhibit either ...
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... produce only black . Black , we say , is pure . But other black individuals among such progeny will actually produce , when crossed , both black and white individuals . Because the offspring of such crossing show both dominant and ...
... produce only black . Black , we say , is pure . But other black individuals among such progeny will actually produce , when crossed , both black and white individuals . Because the offspring of such crossing show both dominant and ...
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... produce changes in the individual activities , there is probably some accumulation of waste materials throughout the whole of the neurone . The contributory conditions or causes of fatigue are numerous . Among them we indicate the ...
... produce changes in the individual activities , there is probably some accumulation of waste materials throughout the whole of the neurone . The contributory conditions or causes of fatigue are numerous . Among them we indicate the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
PSYCHOLOGICAL SYSTEMS | 18 |
PSYCHOLOGICAL SYSTEMS Continued | 49 |
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