George E. Vaillant Quotes

As Newman Struggled Free Of Parental Domination, He Achieved A Less Constricted Morality And Became More Comfortable With Himself. In That Greater Comfort, He Moved Toward A Greater Comfort With, And Willingness To Be Responsible For, Others. None Of The Great Psychologists Of The Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Centuries, Including Freud And William James, Had Had Anything To Say About Adult Maturational Processes Like This. But Over The Decades, We At The Grant Study Have Watched Fascinated As Adam Newman And His Fellows Changed And Grew.

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