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The application of the term order, which involves physiological, as well as semantic, mechanisms of evaluation, to the analysis of human behaviour, has led me to the present
![]() Further analysis has disclosed a natural survival order in evaluation: the event first, the object next; the object first, the label next; description first, inferences next., in inherent importance. We have also found that the majority of human difficulties, 'mental' ills included, involve semantic disturbances and exhibit, not the natural survival order, but the identification of different orders, resulting in a reversed (pathological) order.
It is impossible in this book to review the data of psychiatry from the
![]() With the aid of the Structural Differential and a A language of new structure, it is easy to train the s.r of an infant, a child, or a young person, and possible, although much more difficult, to train a grown-up in the natural order. Such a training becomes a potent preventive structural physiological method, as it eliminates the psycho-logical states of identification or reversed order, both of which represent the raw semantic material out of which future nervous disorders are produced.
The non-el term 'order' is equally applicable in life and science; gives us, in 1933, the simplest structural common base, and allows us to |
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