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disintegrate
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In integrative and disintegrative tendencies of globalization and interdependence, accumulate the effects of the global action of not governmental political organizations tend, in apparent contradiction to erode the traditional character of sovereignty, in the existence of nation-state.
Summarizing Power by Artur Victoria / Politics community
It can also include Rett syndrome or even childhood disintegrative disorder.
The Important Things You Must Know About in Child Development by Savant Consultants / Food/cooking/nutrition community
As you read, we invite you to consider two of Dabrowski's key points: that (a) emotion serves as a determining element in any human activity with inhibitive as well as transformative power, and (b) disintegrative experiences are essential for growth to occur.
Special issue: Dabrowski's theory of positive disintegration by Ackerman, Cheryl M.; Moyle, Vicky Frankfourth / Roeper Review
 
 
 
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