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Usually the closer an object is,the greater the degree of convergence that is necessary to maintain single vision.
Psychological Types
Carl Jung's theory that categorizes people into psychological types based on their preferences in perceiving and judging.
Neo-Freudian
Psychologists and theorists who adapted Freud's ideas, focusing more on social and cultural factors shaping personality.
Social Aspects
Components related to society or social interactions, including cultural norms, relationships, and behaviors within groups.
Personality Development
The process of forming and maturing one's personality, influenced by genetic, environmental, and social factors.
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