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• Bullying
  ...y the use of force or [[coercion]] to affect others, particularly when the behavior is habitual and involves an imbalance of [[power]]. It can include verbal h Bullying can occur in any [[context]] in which [[human being]]s [[interact]] with each other. This includes [[school]], [[church]]
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• 2014-12-26-What Kind of Mind Do You Want
  ...er way: You can look after a child and not at all be bothered by its rowdy behavior, but be undecided about what you will feed the child at lunch-time. ...rit. They are almost innumerable; so many minds as there are. You have the human mind, provided to you by the Seven Adjutant Mind Spirits of Intuition, Unde
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• Intimidation
  ...es" [[fear]] of [[injury]] or harm. It's not necessary to prove that the [[behavior]] was so [[violent]] as to cause [[terror]] or that the victim was actually [[Criminal]] threatening (or threatening behavior) is the [[crime]] of [[intentionally]] or knowingly putting another [[perso
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• 2007-08-18-That Which Is Godlike
  ...condition. It is because of this, that you are so often looking at human behavior from the outside in.
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• Attitude
  ...] proper to, or implying, some [[action]] or mental [[state]] assumed by [[human being]]s or [[animals]]. to strike an attitude: to assume it theatrically, ...nly a weak correlation between verbally expressed [[belief]]s and actual [[behavior]]. The tripartite model, although not entirely refuted, was vigorously atta
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• Conspicuous
  ...excellent documentary [[film]] about the [[mechanization]] of [[human]] [[behavior]]
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• Anthropomorphism
  ...The term derives from the combination of the Greek ἄνθρωπος (ánthrōpos), "human" and μορφή (morphē), "shape" or "form". ...imals as characters that can stand as commonly recognised types of human [[behavior]].
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• Curiosity
  ...hings]], curiosity is the fuel of [[science]] and all other disciplines of human study. ...while instinct is always expressed in a fixed way. Curiosity is common to human beings at all ages from infancy to old age, and is easy to observe in many
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• 2020-09-03-About Emotional Intelligence
  ...[[terrorists]] to gird themselves with explosives, turning themselves into human bombs while claiming [[delusional]] [[martyrdom]]. Their devastating [[behavior]] is a far cry from the emotional stance taken by wise, noble, friendly, so
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• 2013-10-21-Organization, Purpose, and Life
  ...reak its own laws? Can a system that has always exhibited the same laws of behavior suddenly change them? If the law of entropy is a constant in the universe, ...rse or an exception. From this alternative point of view, the existence of human beings is a logical and expected consequence. The results of evolution, at
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• Psychotherapy
  ...eriential [[relationship]] building, [[dialogue]], [[communication]] and [[behavior]] [[change]] that are designed to improve the mental [[health]] of a client ...lied behavior [[analysis]] focuses on changing maladaptive [[patterns]] of behavior to improve [[emotional]] responses, [[cognitions]], and [[interactions]] wi
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• 2021-08-31-Premises for Good Parenting
  Adequate parenting involves introducing youngsters to the ethics of moral behavior while fostering their independence in thinking, feeling, and doing. Good pa Age should not be the only criterion in child-rearing, as a human being is foremost a spiritual being. Some children’s precocious wisdom ma
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• Pessimism
  ...icant compared to Will; in one [[metaphor]], Schopenhauer [[compare]]s the human [[intellect]] to a lame man who can see, but who rides on the shoulder of t Likening [[human]] life to the life of other [[animals]], he saw the reproductive [[cycle]]
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• 2012-09-10-Of Hierarchy, Friendship, and Love
  “Custom and behavior varies greatly from one planet to another. The diverse codes and mores as t ...ld, not so, for it is identically so in your western world. ‘Stand offish’ behavior changes radically beyond your planet and Mansonia One where many of your pl
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• Fertile
  Human fertility depends on factors of nutrition, [[sexual]] [[behavior]], [[culture]], [[instinct]], endocrinology, [[timing]], [[economics]], [[L
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• 2013-01-03-A Message About Fear
  ...group occurs, the fears take hold and all [[logical]] and philanthropic [[behavior]] ceases immediately. Fear has such power that it can [[shock]] [[the mind] ...r hearts. And this is the greatest and truest sense of [[security]] that a human being can [[experience]].”
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• 2019-08-23-The Symbolic Crucifixion of the Human Ego
  ...eme mental anguish, his acute spiritual tension, and a terrible feeling of human loneliness.” ([[187:1|187:1.8]]) ...ents, Jesus acquired personal knowledge of the seemingly bottomless pit of human sorrow. He has been there without uttering a complaint, self-forgetting for
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• Governance
  *4:a. Conduct of life or [[business]]; [[mode]] of living, [[behavior]], demeanour. Also pl. [[proceedings]], doings. :b. Discreet or [[virtuous]] behavior; wise self-command.
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• 2012-08-02-Conscience
  ...in origin, a product of your [[mortal mind]]. Conscience is the sum of all human [[morality]] that has been learned from [[traditions]] and custom within a ...lly above morality and the norms of what may be considered as acceptable [[behavior]] in the world.
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• 2014-03-12-Transformative Influences
  ...ently suggest that these men and women, perhaps well-intentioned, are only human beings, just like you. ...'hunger for justice and thirst for righteousness' in such a way that your behavior becomes almost divine. When others contemplate the life you live with the e
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