Adaptation
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Summary
Man comes into the world with certain congenital qualities, physical and mental, and from the cradle to the grave he is exposed to an environment which makes certain demands upon him, and the extent to which he adjusts his passions and desires to these demands are the measure of his psychological adaptation.
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- 1926-02-01
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Business, Work (physics), Supply chain, Agricultural science, Food supply
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