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Birth Order and Intellectual Developmentontext is conceived of as depending on the cumulative effects of the intellectual environment, which, for the purposes of the model, consist primarily of the siblings’ and parents’ intelligence. Mutual influences, through time, on the intellectual development of the siblings are described by the gro

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Resolution Versus Revolution?f conflict; in the 1970s, other scientists tackled “environmental pollution.” Although the present chapter covers only the area of conflict research, this prologue will digress briefly to examine a fictional pollution problem—the analogy, if any, to the discussion of conflicts that follow must be left for the reader to draw.

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PrefaceA priest who was a heavy smoker once asked his bishop if it was all right if he smoked while praying. Appalled, the bishop chastised the priest for the very thought of soiling the solemn moment of prayer with such a filthy habit.

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Postscript to Birth Order and Intellectual DevelopmentSince this symposium is concerned with priorities and paradigms, some remarks about these matters are in order. We should also, in conclusion, return to smoking and praying.

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engineers. While this need is widely recognized, there is little agreement on the most appropriate way in which it should be satisfied. The general literature on management does not usually recognize the problems that are unique to those engaged in science and high technology. This lack is also ref