| Wherefore it may be said that the fourth dimensional concept marks a distinct stage in psychogenesis or evolution of mind. |
| For this reason we must also reject the notion that child psychology can solve these ultimate problems of psychogenesis. |
| Were it not for this his conception would indeed mark the beginning of a new era in psychogenesis. |
| From the oriental downtempo tunes of William Mahfoud's Rise 1969 to a full-on night of psy-trance with psychogenesis, the program promises something for everyone. |
| But we heard testimony to the effect that, where the development of the individual is concerned, for his or her psychogenesis, it just made no sense not to know the identity of the donor. |
| These people gave us their views on identity, psychogenesis and all the things that allow a person to become a well-adjusted human being, a productive citizen involved in the community in which he or she grew up. |
