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Quotation by Louise J. Kaplan
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The most significant change wrought by adolescence is the taming of the ideals by which a person measures himself. . . . Love of oneself becomes love of the species. Conscience is pointed to the future, whispering permission to reach beyond the safety net of our ordinary and finite human existence.
Louise J. Kaplan (20th century), U.S. psychologist. Adolescence, ch. 4 (1984).
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