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@@ -117,4 +117,4 @@ these define the human experience. To the extent a person finds cooperative soci
 meaningful relationships with other people and the larger world. In other words, he establishes meaningful connections
 to an external reality - an essential component of self-actualization. In contrast, to the extent that vital needs find
 selfish and competitive fulfillment, a person acquires hostile emotions and limited external relationships - his
-awareness remains internal and limited.
+awareness remains internal and limited__.