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(31) Humanist psychology's familiarity to egalitarian feminist psychologists makes the division between humanist egalitarian, and woman-centred, theories difficult to draw.

(32) As in the conventional discipline, demographic imbalances are less among egalitarian feminist psychology's subjects than they are among its practitioners.

(33) Anger rises, and the signs of a reactionary pullback from egalitarian ideals are in the air.

(34) But egalitarian feminists tend to play down the value of biological explanations.

(35) The principal feminist challenge to psychology's predominantly male subjects and masculine subject matter is, again,(www.Sentencedict.com) an egalitarian one.

(36) Luxuries were regarded as tending to undermine morals, so ideal societies were often austere and egalitarian.

(37) From the perspective of traditional psychology, such psychologists are, even more than egalitarian feminist psychologists, reassuringly marginal.

(38) Something which is particularly curious is that increased government expenditure has not produced the egalitarian society which was intended.

(39) Egalitarian feminism also tries to bring women into psychology's subject matter by criticizing and developing the conventional psychology of women.

(40) In its earliest impulses celibacy was egalitarian and even subversive of patriarchal family relationships.

(41) An egalitarian would choose a little more inflation and a little less unemployment.

(42) An increase in women's numerical representation is therefore given a biological or cultural, rather than an egalitarian, justification.

(43) Egalitarian Rousseau lived out his life as the spoilt plaything of eccentric aristocrats.

(44) But, as Smith's collection testifies, there is substantial evidence of radical millennial and egalitarian solutions circulating during the period.

(45) What was the proper role of the director in a truly egalitarian company of women?

(46) This inattention to politics allows even egalitarian feminists to adopt woman-centred arguments when dealing with cultural issues.

(47) The chapter began by posing the possibility of an egalitarian society,(sentencedict.com) a society without social inequality.

(48) Woman-centred psychology, like egalitarian feminist psychology, needs to address theory if it is really to change psychological discourses of gender.

(49) This makes it seem more feminist than egalitarian feminist psychology, and much further away from the traditional discipline.

(50) Often, it deploys explanatory frameworks taken from traditional and egalitarian feminist psychology.

(51) Television, in this sense, is the consummate egalitarian medium of communication, surpassing oral language itself.

(52) Many different arguments or blueprints for a sexually egalitarian society can be, and have been, constructed on this basis.

(53) Because egalitarian feminist psychology wants to adapt conventional psychology, rather than replace it, it has to begin from psychology's self-definition.

(54) Humanist psychology's caution about change can add to egalitarian feminist psychology's existing theoretical timidity.

(55) This chapter examines different egalitarian feminist attempts to deal with psychological theory's gender biases.

(56) Simply because the egalitarian society has yet to become a reality does not mean that it is not possible.

(57) It lets them operate as egalitarian feminist psychologists at times, too.

(58) What the thirsty seekers who crowded into the mission on Azusa Street found was not just a new and radically egalitarian spirituality.

(59) The combinatory, egalitarian approach which feminist psychologists favour, often repeats traditional psychological method's own procedural macho.

(60) MANY Japanese strive to keep up egalitarian appearances.