Art J. Clark, Ed.D., is a professor at St. Lawrence University.
An empathic use of self contributes to understanding an individual's first memories of life.Personal Perspective: Body language matters in making sense of an individual's early recollection as a projective technique.
Personal Perspective: Body language matters in making sense of an individual's early recollection as a projective technique.Optimism must include pessimism in order to understand one's outlook on life.Fewer than 2 out of 100 persons recall taste in their early recollections.Understanding the first memories of life through three empathic steps.Grasping the meaning of early recollections from multiple empathy perspectives.
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