...mancipated from their former inferior roles. Moreover, as literacy rates rise, the number and concern of participants in idea transmission increase.... ...society as a whole-for example, by easing the strain on hospital facilities as the number of serious injuries is decreased, by lessening insurance co... ...deas and Social Issues 200 mile fishing limits 55 mph speed limit 911 emergency number Abortion rights Affirmative action Alcoholism control B... ... continued in the ideational. For example, the futurist Alvin Toffler sees "large numbers of workers (are) involved in moving intangible symbols an... ...ed by each discipline in solving problems. While most fields of endeavor employ a number of problem-solving techniques, some methods are typically ... ... channel structure believed to be optimal to situational requirements. Marketing theorists have also examined channel theory in the distribution of... ...wo-dimensional ideas on the printed page. Media carry ideas only. Communication theorists generally class information channels into two broad type... ...uding insurance plans of various kinds. THE CONSUMER'S PLACE IN "PLACE" Channel theorists are divided on the question of whether the ultimate cons... ...ptance, tolerance, introvertism, liberalism, dogmatism and many others. Diffusion theorists (Rogers and Shoemaker 1971), amassing an impressive "tr...

...really is. This forces the narcissist to resort to crude abstractions (imagine the number of working models he needs!). The narcissist is forced ... ...ngth of the attachment. His continued development allows him to find an increasing number of ways in which he might generate, autonomously, persona... ... and is vulnerable to the inconstancies of those who now are around him in greater numbers. However all is not lost for the world revolves in circl... ...drive model [Otto Kernberg and Edith Jacobson, for instance – SV] and mixed model theorists [Kohut], who are interested in preserving a tie to dri... ... accompanying formulations are applied to patients who are essentially similar, by theorists who start with very different conceptual premises and ... ...eat from the world [Freud] into internal objects [as postulated by object relations theorists and especially the British school of Fairbairn and Gun... ...ys behind a screen so that his or her gender is invisible to those listening - the number of women offered jobs in professional orchestras increase...