The minimalist ~ttitude, for instance, in terms of the GClndhio.n society, the cultur.:-:tl society, etca Not significant in terms of the motivation of people, but useful as an image in ordGr to achieve corrections in the maximalist attitude~ - 7 - Possibilities of measurement The question arises in hoVJ far the situational model can be used scientifically in terms of measurement of the factors in. [...] In a sense one may surmise that much of the success of the medi- cal science in our days is due to the way in which one has been able to combine, within one person - the university professor of medicine - both the teacher, the scientist and the practitioner, In practice this means that there may b.e a process of immediate transfer: what the professor learns fr;om his practice and his research he c. [...] But what would be the meaning of an examination in this type of training? Aga:tn;, a distinction should be made between the debate about the form of examination, and the debate concerning the content of the exami- nation. [...] concrete knowledge acquired befun,band as 011 the basis of the intellectual and emotional maturitz attained, A solid fraction of the value of any deg.ree, as a matter of fact, probably lies in the degree as an indication of how old the person is, and not in the chronological sense but in the sense of how much he has been through intellectually and emotion·ally, etc. [...] Adjustment, stability and order is achieved if people follo~1 the rules; The justification of the nation-states is iboth mythical and utilitarian, to make the leaders of the nation-states the focus of identification.
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