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the concept in terms of reliability and validity. A rigid orientation | T 1 B 37u T(33)33 |
assure you its true. Split-half reliability is statistically a MUCH stronger | T 1 B 37u T(33)33 |
principle on which split half reliability, a means of estimating INTERNAL | T 1 B 37v T(33)33 |
concentrating more and more on reliability, rather than validity. The rationale | T 1 B 37x T(33)33 |
still the ultimate goal, which reliability can only serve. | T 1 B 37x T(33)33 |
abandoned validity in favor of reliability because they have lost sight | T 1 B 37aa T(35)35 |
Remember that while validity implies reliability the relationship is NOT reversible | T 1 B 37ab T(35)35 |
validity is more important than reliability, and is also necessarily implied | T 1 B 37ac T(35)35 |
concentrate on VALIDITY and let reliability fall naturally into place. | T 1 B 37ac T(35)35 |
Record is completely unconcerned with reliability, being perfectly valid because of | T 1 B 40 T(37)37 |
in the solution, based on reliability NOT validity. It is also | T 1 C 10 T(57)57 |
in attempting to deal with reliability, which in Cayces case | T 3 C 37 T(143)142 |
behavior. However, this is still reliability and NOT validity. Reliable behavior | T 4 C 24 T(206)C 33 |
is not a problem of reliability as much as of validity | T 4 F 14 T(223)C 50 |
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rigid orientation can be extremely reliable, even if it IS upside-down | T 1 B 37u T(33)33 |
upside-down it is, the more reliable it is, because consistency always | T 1 B 37u T(33)33 |
he said, was that a reliable instrument DOES measure something. He | T 1 B 37x T(33)33 |
reversible. You can be wholly reliable, and ENTIRELY wrong. T | T 1 B 37ab T(35)35 |
B 37ac. While a reliable test DOES measure something, what | T 1 B 37ac T(35)35 |
from sex AS SUCH is reliable only because it stems from | T 1 B 40e T(38)38 |
As Jack said, A reliable instrument must measure something, but | T 1 B 40t T(41)41 |
still reliability and NOT validity. Reliable behavior is a meaningful perception | T 4 C 24 T(206)C 33 |
a personal investment is a reliable witness, for truth for him | T 11 B 3 T(450) 277 - |
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RELIABLY....................1
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so frequent (or occur so reliably), that this implies validity. Remember | T 1 B 37ab T(35)35 |
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RELIANCE....................2
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curriculum. The world trains for reliance on ones judgment as | M 10 A 2 M(28) |
to earlier attempts to place reliance on himself alone. Forget not | M 17 A 8 M(43) |
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RELIEF......................9
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not tolerate self-debasement, and seek relief. Then it offers you the | T 9 G 2 T(401)228 |
CONTINUANCE of loneliness, they seek RELIEF from guilt, by INCREASING it | T 15 H 9 T(586)- 413 |
to hold some promise of relief. Yet who can build his | T 28 H 3 T(987)813 |
you feel some sense of relief. It will help you if | W 34 L 6 W(56) |
its importance to you; the relief its acceptance will bring you | W 65 L 7 W(120) |
and wholly sane, a deep relief to those who offer it | W 134 L 6 W(282) |
deep and certain feeling of relief. The time remaining should be | W 134 L 17 W(284) |
sickness has been opened to relief. And you will recognize you | W 136 L 17 W(294) |
is the remedy that brings relief which cannot fail. It will | S 3 D 5 S(24) |
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RELIES......................2
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16. The healer who relies on his own readiness is | T 2 C 16 T(93)92 |
the unknown. This strange belief relies on certain steps which never | P 3 F 1 P(12) |
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RELIEVE.....................4
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of fear? Only forgiveness can relieve the mind of thinking that | W 192 L 5 W(426) |
use for it. He will relieve you of the agony of | W 311 L 1 W(562) |
the goal of all therapy. Relieve the mind of the insane | P 3 E 11 P(11) |
racked with pain. You could relieve its grief and heal its | G 5 A 1 G(13) |
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RELIEVED....................2
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A healed mind is relieved from the belief that it | W 135 L 13 W(287) |
so. And so I am relieved of judgment which I cannot | W 243 L 1 W(487) |
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RELIGION....................19
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vacillations between grandiosity and fear. Religion in a distorted sense, is | T 1 C 15 T(59)59 |
is an upside-down form of religion, because of its obvious attempt | T 2 A 22 T(70)70 |
he was so afraid of religion that the only way he | T 2 E 40 T(110)109 |
able to escape fear through religion. Being unable to apply his | T 3 C 32 T(141)140 |
Being unable to apply his religion wholeheartedly to himself, he was | T 3 C 32 T(141)140 |
of reconciling the irreconcilable. All religion is the recognition that the | T 9 J 1 T(412)- 239 |
God is the egos religion. The god of sickness obviously | T 9 K 3 T(415)- 242 |
The outcome of its strange religion MUST therefore be the conviction | T 15 B 1 T(563)- 390 |
only ATTRIBUTES of the whole religion of the separation, and the | T 16 F 10 T(618)445 |
in the egos insane religion is that sin is NOT | T 19 C 4 T(700)524 |
all religions and from no religion. They are the ones who | M 2 A 2 M(3) |
C. The Place of Religion in Psychotherapy | P 3 C 0 P(5) |
3 C 2. Formal religion has no place in psychotherapy | P 3 C 2 P(5) |
has no real place in religion. In this world, there is | P 3 C 2 P(5) |
all. The attempt to formalize religion is so obviously an ego | P 3 C 2 P(5) |
it hardly requires elaboration here. Religion is experience; psychotherapy is experience | P 3 C 2 P(5) |
different people. Some forms of religion have nothing to do with | P 3 C 5 P(6) |
C 7. As true religion heals, so must true psychotherapy | P 3 C 7 P(7) |
such they are. What is religion but an aid in helping | P 3 C 9 P(7) |
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RELIGIONS...................3
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happens to enter into many religions, and this is neither by | T 3 C 3 T(132)131 |
and what is yours. Many religions have been based on this | W 76 L 9 W(150) |
world. They come from all religions and from no religion. They | M 2 A 2 M(3) |
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This accounts both for the religious zeal of its proponents, and | T 1 C 17 T(59)59 |
the major place of the religious spirit in his schema. His | T 2 E 23 T(105)104 |
was one of the most religious men I have known recently | T 2 E 40 T(110)109 |
solutions. Cayce was a very religious man, who should have been | T 3 C 32 T(141)140 |
is not necessary to be religious or even to believe in | P 3 C 1 P(5) |
so must true psychotherapy be religious. But both have many forms | P 3 C 7 P(7) |
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that point in time. The religiously ego-oriented tend to believe that | T 4 C 22 T(205)C 32 |
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RELINQUISH..................15
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level, and was unable to relinquish the hope of release even | T 5 I 9 T(266)C 93 |
clearly TO CHOOSE ONE AND RELINQUISH THE OTHER. If you identify | T 6 G 7 T(295)122 |
and entails a willingness to RELINQUISH EVERYTHING ELSE. I told you | T 6 H 14 T(302)C 129 |
Therefore, you must forget or relinquish one to UNDERSTAND the other | T 7 C 10 T(309)C 136 |
choose one, because they CANNOT relinquish the others EVEN IF THE | T 8 B 4 T(348)C 175 |
find the place, you must relinquish your investment in the world | T 11 D 12 T(462)- 289 |
Life Eternal, but YOU must relinquish your investment in death, or | T 11 E 7 T(464)- 291 |
is NOT an attempt to RELINQUISH denial, but to HOLD ON | T 11 J 1 T(480)307 |
thought It, AND COULD NOT RELINQUISH IT. By HOLDING it within | T 15 G 3 T(581)408 |
appeal to those unwilling to relinquish guilt. The dynamics of the | T 16 F 2 T(616)443 |
will you be WILLING to relinquish it, and have it gone | T 25 C 1 T(868)687 |
you not be willing to relinquish your grievances if you believed | W 68 L 4 W(126) |
strong that it will not relinquish its ideas about its own | W 138 L 8 W(301) |
choice I make, and can relinquish. I can also see my | W 351 L 1 W(606) |
It is not difficult to relinquish judgment. But it is difficult | M 11 A 6 M(30) |
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RELINQUISHED................8
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And why attack MUST be relinquished entirely. If it is NOT | T 7 G 1 T(324)C 151 |
entirely. If it is NOT relinquished entirely, it is not relinquished | T 7 G 1 T(324)C 151 |
relinquished entirely, it is not relinquished at all. Fear and love | T 7 G 1 T(324)C 151 |
to remember, and that has relinquished the insane desire to control | T 11 I 5 T(478)305 |
to you from an idea relinquished yet remembered, old yet new | W 131 L 3 W(269) |
11. HOW IS JUDGMENT RELINQUISHED? M | M 11 0 0 M(28) |
counterpart, your nemesis, must be relinquished before YOU can be saved | S 1 D 1 S(7) |
gifts of earth are joyously relinquished. In my hands is everything | G 2 A 2 G(4) |
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RELINQUISHES................1
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appointed sequence as the mind relinquishes its burdens one by one | W 196 L 4 W(438) |
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RELINQUISHING...............4
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Health is the result of relinquishing ALL attempts to use the | T 8 H 11 T(373)C 200 |
has set for his Atonement, RELINQUISHING HIS OWN. You know NOT | T 13 H 12 T(533)- 360 |
let the past go, WITHOUT relinquishing the special relationship. For the | T 16 H 1 T(626)- 453 |
4. It is the relinquishing of all concern about the | M 7 A 4 M(23) |