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... cold winter in Pasadena , and it was actually snowing a little the morning Janet Hunt arrived for her initial interview . The first thing she said was , “ I'm freezing on the inside , and have been for weeks ! " She said she simply ...
... cold winter in Pasadena , and it was actually snowing a little the morning Janet Hunt arrived for her initial interview . The first thing she said was , “ I'm freezing on the inside , and have been for weeks ! " She said she simply ...
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... cold in a couple of days . " When I asked him how he accounted for the apparent connec- tion between feeling sad and catching cold , he said simply , " The cold is obviously psychosomatic . My thoughts and feelings have the ability to ...
... cold in a couple of days . " When I asked him how he accounted for the apparent connec- tion between feeling sad and catching cold , he said simply , " The cold is obviously psychosomatic . My thoughts and feelings have the ability to ...
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... cold . He hadn't been able to fool us on one end of the wager , at any rate . After every test we told him that he wasn't on the verge of a cold , and he hadn't caught cold . What I wanted , however , was to win the whole game by ...
... cold . He hadn't been able to fool us on one end of the wager , at any rate . After every test we told him that he wasn't on the verge of a cold , and he hadn't caught cold . What I wanted , however , was to win the whole game by ...
Contents
Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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