Erikson believed that humans' personalities continued to develop past the age of five, and he believed that the development of personality depended directly on the resolution of existential crises like trust, autonomy, intimacy, individuality, integrity, and identity (which were viewed in traditional psychoanalytic theory as mere by-products of the resolution of sexual crises).
These churches have always been jealous of their autonomy and individuality, and Geneva was not alone among them in having a distinguished theological leadership.
At the same time increasingly independent women were challenging traditional gender roles, the country's growing urbanization was nourishing worries about declining physical vigor, and a new corporate culture was threatening the cherished ideals of autonomy and individuality.
Somewhere underneath the splattery action is a parable about how women are forced to surrender their autonomy and individuality to a patriarchal state -- a parable made less than feminist by the way in which Mr. Besson madly fetishizes his leading lady (whom he was dating).
Most of the attraction of this approach is based on the possibility to model heterogeneity, autonomy, and individuality [10, 28].
The term carries strong connotations of autonomy and individuality.
Instead the Egyptian reforms have focused on classroom practices, which center on students' autonomy and individuality in learning.
But AltSchool's philosophy of education is also essentially utilitarian, even as it celebrates the individuality, autonomy, and creativity of its students.
Meanwhile, some of the deepest assumptions of a free society (individuality, autonomy, legal equality) have again been called into question by the work of biologists.
Humanistic outcomes include quality of life characteristics such as sense of safety, physical comfort, enjoyment, meaningful activity, relationships, functional competence, dignity, privacy, individuality, autonomy, and spiritual well-being.
