10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CEREBROTONIK»
Discover the use of
cerebrotonik in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cerebrotonik and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Praktyczny słownik współczesnej polszczyzny - Tom 6 - Strona 228
... mona Henry'ego Sheldona: skladowa tempe ramentu, która preferuje dys- kurs przed bezposrednim dzialaniem, wybiera samotnosc i unika zgroma- dzeri oraz tlumu". cerebrotonik z laciñskiego cerebrum i greckiego tónos; rzeczownik r. т.; ...
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Ethica Dialectica: A Study of Ethical Oppositions - Strona 24
For instance, let us say that both an extreme cerebrotonic and an extreme somatotonic commit suicide. Since the cerebrotonic is predisposed to be cowardly and has a natural fear of death, I suppose the act of suicide 24 VIRTUE AND ...
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THE VARIETIES OF TEMPERAMENT - Strona 71
Cerebrotonic children are vocally restrained, but they are intent, nervous, inquisitive and jumpy. This trait is often accompanied by a tendency toward constipation. In strongly cerebrotonic people bowel movements sometimes occur regularly ...
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Horizon: A Review of Literature and Art - Tomy 13-14 - Strona 355
somatotonic passport, the amiable face is the viscerotonic passport, and the cerebrotonic face has no passport, but wears a lean danger sign which arouses universal suspicion'. Of the intolerance of the cerebrotonic for tobacco, ' Sherlock ...
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Patterns In Writing - Strona 200
It is as suppressive to a young cerebrotonic to press him to join in the dance or in the swim, and to make noise and mix and socialize, as it is suppressive to a young somatotonic to make him sit still.” 15- In the fields of history, sociology, and ...
Robert B. Doremus, Edgar W. Lacy, George Bush Rodman, 1956
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Harper's Magazine - Tom 189 - Strona 521
It is as suppressive to a young cerebrotonic to press him to join in the dance . . . as it is suppressive to a young somatotonic to make him sit still. w THE THOUSAND-YARD STARE A Story HANSFORD MARTIN w I. should be several ...
Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen, 1944
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Personality adjustment - Strona 108
I'm sometimes surprised that my sensitivity does not extend to my relations with people — but it doesn't. THE SENSITIVITY OF THE CEREBROTONIC TEMPERAMENT The cerebrotonic temperament, which Sheldon considers closely related ...
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Huxley and God: Essays on Religious Experience - Strona 34
Along with the viscerotonic, who lacks the energy to get himself violently converted, the cerebrotonic has a peculiarly wretched time of it when he happens to be born into a sect which regards violent conversion as a necessary condition of ...
Aldous Huxley, Jacqueline Hazard, 2003
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Structures for composition - Strona 157
The cerebrotonic is the over-alert, over-sensitive introvert, who is more concerned with the inner universe of his own thoughts and feelings and imagination than with the external world to which, in their different ways, the viscerotonic and the ...
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Exposition - Strona 197
Most of the other world religions—Buddhism, the higher forms of Hinduism, and, until recent years, Christianity—have been predominantly cerebrotonic. (The figure of Christ in traditional Christian art is almost always that of a man with a high ...
Jerome Walter Archer, Joseph Schwartz, 1966
