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DTSTART:20171010T170500Z
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LOCATION:4274 Chamberlin (refreshments will be served)
SUMMARY:Understanding complexities of human development in terms of sp
 ace\, time\, and energy realities Part 1: Growing up and growing old\,
  Chaos & Complex Systems Seminar\, Bernard Z. Friedlander\, Department
  of Psychology\, University of Hartford (emeritus)
DESCRIPTION:These presentations ask three questions:<br>
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 Are there fundamental principles in physical science that can be usefu
 l in helping us comprehend fundamental concepts in the organization of
  human behavior?<br><br>
\n    Can these principles help us answer the
  constant question–How do people get the way we are?<br>
\n    Does 
 this approach\, in the light of current laboratory research findings\,
  help us clarify persistent scientific and philosophical issues in Wes
 tern thought?<br>
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\nThe two-presentation series touches upon ba
 sic concepts in these four areas of serious study: human development\,
  basic physical science\, industrial manufacturing technology\, and th
 e fine arts.
URL:https://www.physics.wisc.edu/events/?id=4617
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