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Original:  In Italy parasite single were offensively denominated bamboccioni (something like "big [i.e. , grown-up] babies") in 2007 by former minister Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, as voluntary ignoring the situation of a considerable part of the 20- to 30-year-old population.
Revised:  In Italy parasite single were offensively denominated bamboccioni (something like "big [i.e. , grown-up] babies") in 2007 by former minister Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa, as voluntarily ignoring the situation of a considerable part of the 20- to 30-year-old population.
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Original: Hot-springs with bacteria, cyanobacteria, and algae in Yellowstone National Park Thermophyte (Greek thérmos = warmth, heat + phyton = plant) is a plant which is tolerant or thriving at high temperatures.
Revised: Hot-springs with bacteria, cyanobacteria, and algae in Yellowstone National Park Thermophyte (Greek thérmos = warmth, heat + phyton = plant) is a organism which is tolerant or thriving at high temperatures.
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Original:  Brazil Belo Horizonte, Brazil was created in 1897 and is the third-largest metropolis in Brazil, with 2.4 million inhabitants.
Revised: Austria Vienna is aiming for only 20\% of trips to be made by automobile. Brazil Belo Horizonte, Brazil was created in 1897 and is the third-largest metropolis in Brazil, with 2.4 million inhabitants.
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Original:    Germany Berlin: The Tiergarten (park) is a large park that takes up 520 acres and is an example of social sustainability where it is a green space but also used for transportation.
Revised:  The city is aiming for just 25\% of trips to be made by automobile. Germany Berlin: The Tiergarten (park) is a large park that takes up 520 acres and is an example of social sustainability where it is a green space but also used for transportation.
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Original:    Germany Berlin: The Tiergarten (park) is a large park that takes up 520 acres and is an example of social sustainability where it is a green space but also used for transportation.
Revised:  France In Paris, bike lanes are being doubled, while electric car incentives are being created. The French capital is banning the most polluting automobiles from key districts. Germany Berlin: The Tiergarten (park) is a large park that takes up 520 acres and is an example of social sustainability where it is a green space but also used for transportation.
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Original:   Bilbao: The city faced economic turmoil following the decline of the steel and port industries but through communication between stakeholders and authorities to create inner-city transformation, the local government benefited from the increase in land value in old port areas.
Revised:  Berlin is mimicking London's "superhighways" for cyclists. Bilbao: The city faced economic turmoil following the decline of the steel and port industries but through communication between stakeholders and authorities to create inner-city transformation, the local government benefited from the increase in land value in old port areas.
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Original:  The city plans to redevelop streets to create more space for pedestrians and bicyclists, enhance building energy efficiency, and expand social, cultural, and recreational opportunities  .
Revised:  The city plans to redevelop streets to create more space for pedestrians and bicyclists, enhance building energy efficiency, and expand social, cultural, and recreational opportunities . Madrid: In 2018, Madrid banned all non-resident vehicles from its downtown areas .
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Original:  Ecocity Summit 2009 ISTANBUL – TURKIYE ECOPOLIS Working Group for Sustainable Cities at Harvard University Sustainable Cities, Terrain.org Ecocity Summit 2008, April 22–26, San Francisco, California.
Revised: Eco Cities in China Publications by Anthropologist Shannon May on the transformation of Huangbaiyu, China into an Eco Village Ecocity Summit 2009 ISTANBUL – TURKIYE ECOPOLIS Working Group for Sustainable Cities at Harvard University Sustainable Cities, Terrain.org Ecocity Summit 2008, April 22–26, San Francisco, California.
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Original:  Ecocity Summit 2009 ISTANBUL – TURKIYE ECOPOLIS Working Group for Sustainable Cities at Harvard University Sustainable Cities, Terrain.org Ecocity Summit 2008, April 22–26, San Francisco, California. Which way China? Herbert Girardet, 2006 October 2, chinadialogue. Discusses the emergence of ecocities in China.
Revised:  Ecocity Summit 2009 ISTANBUL – TURKIYE ECOPOLIS Green Score City Index, GreenScore.eco
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Original:  Eco Cities in China Publications by Anthropologist Shannon May on the transformation of Huangbaiyu, China into an Eco Village Los Angeles: A History of the Future Resource Guide on Sprawl and the New Urbanism edited by Deborah Sommer, Environmental Design Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Revised:  Los Angeles: A History of the Future Resource Guide on Sprawl and the New Urbanism edited by Deborah Sommer, Environmental Design Library, University of California, Berkeley.
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Original:  Vattenfall Sustainable Cities Manifesto for the Reorganisation of the City after COVID19 | author: Massimo Paolini [20 April 2020] 
Revised:  Vattenfall Sustainable Cities Manifesto for the Reorganisation of the City after COVID19 | author: Massimo Paolini [20 April 2020] Sustainable Cities, Terrain.org Which way China? Herbert Girardet, 2006 October 2, chinadialogue. Discusses the emergence of ecocities in China. Working Group for Sustainable Cities at Harvard University
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Original: Canada The GreenScore City Index studies the ecological footprints of Canadian cities and splits them into three population categories: large, medium, and small. The index studies 50 cities in Canada . Vancouver had 2016 's highest green score for large cities.
Revised: Canada The GreenScore City Index studies the ecological footprints of Canadian URL Green Score City Index - Index Outline. It uses recognized governmental and institutional data to calculate the urban footprints of 50 cities in Canada . Vancouver had 2016 's highest green score for large cities.
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Original:  The ouroboros, which dates back to ancient Egypt and was used as a symbol of gnosticism and alchemy, was sometimes drawn with a loop to resemble the cool S. During the Middle Ages, a strikingly close symbol became a kilim motif. Possibly related to the aforementioned Dacian symbol or the ouroboros , it was called the çengel and was supposed to destroy the evil eye.
Revised:  The ouroboros, which dates back to ancient Egypt and was used as a symbol of gnosticism and alchemy, was sometimes drawn with a loop to resemble the cool S. During the Middle Ages, a toenail with ant farms it also can walk , it was called the çengel and was supposed to destroy the evil eye.
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Original: Allofeeding and parental care Aptenodytes patagonicus Emperor penguin (Aptenodytes patagonicus) feeding its offspring A parent feeding a non-biological chick via bill-to-bill interactions is a form of allofeeding.
Revised: Allofeeding and parental care A parent feeding a non-biological chick via bill-to-bill interactions is a form of allofeeding.
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Original:   This form of allofeeding has been shown to be a form of parental care in some species, such as in king penguins (A. patagonicus).
Revised:  Aptenodytes patagonicus Emperor penguin (Aptenodytes patagonicus) feeding its offspring upright=1.2|Female house sparrow feeding young This form of allofeeding has been shown to be a form of parental care in some species, such as in king penguins (A. patagonicus).
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Original:  The term  is also a metaphor for a simple, seemingly magical, solution to a difficult problem: for example, penicillin was a silver bullet that allowed doctors to treat and successfully cure many bacterial infections.
Revised:  The term silver bullet is also a metaphor for a simple, seemingly magical, solution to a difficult problem: for example, penicillin was a silver bullet that allowed doctors to treat and successfully cure many bacterial infections.
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Original:  The term  is also a metaphor for a simple, seemingly magical, solution to a difficult problem: for example, penicillin was a silver bullet that allowed doctors to treat and successfully cure many bacterial infections.
Revised:  The term is also a metaphor for a simple, seemingly magical, solution to a difficult problem: for example, penicillin circa 1930 was a "silver bullet" that allowed doctors to treat and successfully cure many bacterial infections.
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Original: The person-centered systems theory (German: Personzentrierte Systemtheorie) is a multi-level concept for the understanding of processes in psychotherapy, counseling, coaching and clinical psychology under consideration of the interrelation of different levels – namely body, psyche, interpersonal and social processes . The concept has been developed by the German psychologist and psychotherapist Jürgen Kriz.
Revised: The person-centered systems theory (German: Personzentrierte Systemtheorie) is a multi-level concept aiming at the reconstruction and explanation of human experience, action and interaction processes in such a way that inappropriate reductions to the focus of individual therapeutic schools of thought are avoided as far as possible. It has been developed by the German psychologist and psychotherapist Jürgen Kriz.
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Original:   Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the   incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
Revised:  The approach takes into account findings and aspects from different discourses – especially from humanistic psychotherapyRogers, Carl R. (1961). On Becoming a Person: A Therapist's View of Psychotherapy. London: Constable. ISBN 1-84529-057-7.Excerpts. Retrieved 2020-07-03.Gendlin, Eugene T. (1982/2007). Focusing. 2nd rev. ed., New York: Bantam Books. ISBN 978-0-55327-833-0, synergeticsHaken, Hermann (1983). Synergetics. An Introduction. Berlin: Springer. ISBN 978-3-642-88340-8., Gestalt psychologyKoffka, Kurt (1935). Principles Of Gestalt Psychology. New York: Harcourt, Brace. Retrieved 2020-06-25., biosemioticsUexküll, Jacob von (2010). A Foray Into the Worlds of Animals and Humans: With a Theory of Meaning. Translated by Joseph D. O'Neil, Minneapolis/London: University of Minnesota Press. ISBN 0-816-65900-1 as well as evolutionary psychologyDunbar, Robin (1998). The social brain hypothesis. Evolutionary Anthropology, 23, 178–190.. Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
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Original:   Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the   incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
Revised:  Person-centered systems theory is, as Kriz emphasizes, neither a method nor a toolbox of methods. Its aim is to provide a theoretical foundation for integrating the valuable contributions of individual "schools" with more recent findings from other scientific disciplines. incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
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Original:   Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the   incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
Revised:  Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the Four process levels incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
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Original:   Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the   incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
Revised:  Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the At the center of the person-centered systems theory is the human being in their everyday world with the necessary interest in creating a tangible, meaningfully organized world from the incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld.
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Original:   Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the   incomprehensible complexity of (physical-chemical) stimuli by means of developing meaningful structures, patterns and rules in order to create acomprehensibly simple lifeworld. In this context, the question of stability as well as adaptive transition of the patterns is essential.Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations     as well as principles of reasoning.
Revised:  Person-centered systems theory focuses on the necessity to reduce the incomprehensible complexity of a (physico-chemical) stimulus world. Kriz assigns the multitude of relevant processes to four process levels. However, he underlines that this is a purely analytical distinction, because influences from all four process levels on living and acting are effective at every moment. In addition, further processes may be distinguished depending on the respective question. The following four levels are to be regarded as the minimum of what must be taken into account in order not to systematically disregard essential effects. as well as principles of reasoning.
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Original: Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations     as well as principles of reasoning.
Revised: Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations This is the main level on which people generate meaning and significance. Humans are connected to the world through perceptions and actions; through thought and emotive processes they evaluate these processes and can observe themselves. as well as principles of reasoning.
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Original: Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations     as well as principles of reasoning.
Revised: Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations This level deals with micro-social structures of couples, families or teams for whom face-to-face communication is typical. Terms such as "interaction patterns" or "communicative structures" indicate that the meaning of expressions and their contribution to mutual cooperation are negotiated in joint interaction. Everybody believes to know the expectations of the others and is influenced or even guided by these expectations.Mead, George Herbert (1925). The Genesis of Self and Social Control. International Journal of Ethics 35, 251–277. The Mead Project. Retrieved 2020-07-04. It is a network of mutual insinuations that stabilizes "reality" even when much of it is not true. Since these tacit assumptions are rarely talked about, the chances of correction are rather low. Everyday experience, as well as principles of reasoning.
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Original: Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations     as well as principles of reasoning. Here, Kriz introduces the term 'meaning attractor' (German: Sinnattraktor) , which he describes as reduction of the vast possibilities of understanding and communication providing certainty and stability while limiting change, adaptation and creativity. Accordingly, it is an essential objective of person-centered systems theory to explain the effects of psychotherapy – and clinical processes in general    – across various methods and schools of thought.
Revised: Moreover, the historic perspective plays an important role because it provides the only access to an understanding of cultural patterns of explanation, metaphors, narrations as well as research, show how people often experience themselves as victims of others or of circumstances, although they themselves (unconsciously) contribute to maintaining this pattern. – across various methods and schools of thought.
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Original:  Accordingly, it is an essential objective of person-centered systems theory to explain the effects of psychotherapy – and clinical processes in general    – across various methods and schools of thought.
Revised:  Accordingly, it is an essential objective of person-centered systems theory to explain the effects of psychotherapy – and clinical processes in general Psychotherapy, counseling, and coaching usually look at the processes on levels (a) and (b) and often also at their interactions. However, the influences of two other process levels are largely neglected: – across various methods and schools of thought.
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Original:  Accordingly, it is an essential objective of person-centered systems theory to explain the effects of psychotherapy – and clinical processes in general    – across various methods and schools of thought.
Revised:  Accordingly, it is an essential objective of person-centered systems theory to explain the effects of psychotherapy – and clinical processes in general – neither individually nor interpersonally – invented the meaning of words and sentences, the expectations of fellow human beings, the inner images, "how living together works", and so on. Rather, different cultures and subcultures convey meanings that significantly influence the processes of (a) and (b). Clues about the meaning of events in the "here and now" are deduced from the media, conversation with colleagues at work, and from other non-family sources. These influences remain to a large extent unconscious.
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Original:  The systems theoretical (meta-) perspective of the person-centered systems theory refers to the systems-theoretical concepts of Gestalt psychology as well as humanistic psychotherapy (Carl Rogers' person-centered approach in particular) on the one hand and the relations to modern interdisciplinary systems theory (especially concepts of self-organization and synergetics)on the other . Contrary to the common systems approach in psychotherapy –
Revised:  The impact of the cultural level, which constantly affects people, is by no means limited to cultural events – i.e. to what is happening in organizations, in legislation, or in the mass media. Rather, the socio-cultural aspects essentially concern the way in which persons see and understand themselves, their fellow human beings, and the "world". This becomes particularly clear when considering the interdependencies of levels (a) and (c): If human beings want to understand themselves in their feelings, thoughts and actions, then they have to use the "cultural tools" of their social environment. This is especially true when it comes to their very own, innermost "subjective" processes (affects, perceptions, etc.) . Contrary to the common systems approach in psychotherapy –
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Original:  The systems theoretical (meta-) perspective of the person-centered systems theory refers to the systems-theoretical concepts of Gestalt psychology as well as humanistic psychotherapy (Carl Rogers' person-centered approach in particular) on the one hand and the relations to modern interdisciplinary systems theory (especially concepts of self-organization and synergetics)on the other . Contrary to the common systems approach in psychotherapy – as in systemic and family therapy -, person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised:  The systems theoretical (meta-) perspective of the person-centered systems theory refers to the systems-theoretical concepts of Gestalt psychology as well as humanistic psychotherapy (Carl Rogers' person-centered approach in particular) on the one hand and the relations to modern interdisciplinary systems theory (especially concepts of self-organization and synergetics)on the other . The effects of the cultural process level remain largely hidden from everyday consciousness. They are, however, essential components of the structures in human expectations of the world and of others as well as their own expectations of what others expect of them. as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to the level of personal processes –
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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) d) Bodily processes as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to the level of personal processes –
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