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Yourpapershouldnowcontainthisadditionalinformation:

SectionTwo.

1. Iwant(yourcompletionofthesentence).


2. I want(yourcompletionofthesentence).


3. I want(yourcompletionofthesentence).
   Forthe momentdo notconcernyourself with whether
   wishesandwantsarethesamethings. Thiswillbediscussed
   laterinthischapter.Justfollowyourfeelings incompleting
   thesesentences.

Whenyouhavecompletedsection twoyouarereadyto

progresstosectionthree.

3. Completethefollowingsentencethreetimeswithoutrefer-
   ringtoeithersectiononeorsectiontwooftheworkyouhave
   alreadyfinished.
   "Ineed.. ."
   Yourpapershouldcontainthefollowingadditionalinfor-
   mation:
   SectionThree.
   
   
   1. I need(yourcompletionofthesentence).
   
   
   2. Ineed(yourcompletionofthesentence).
   
   
   3. Ineed(yourcompletionofthesentence).
   
   
   
   

When you have completed sectionthree read all your

responsesoverbutbesurenottochangeanyofyourwording.

Nowyouarereadytoevaluateyourresponses.

Areyouranswersforsectionsoneandtwoidentical?Doyou

considerawishandawantthesamething?Youmaybesurprisedto
learn that unhappiness can come into aperson's life when that
individualconfuseswishesandwants.

Howwouldyoudefineawish?Isawishsomethingyoudesire

verybadly?Isawishsomethingyoufeelyouwillneverreallyhave?
Whatisyourdefinitionofawish?Takeamomenttothinkabout
thisbeforereadingoninthischapter.

Awidely-acceptedpracticalandpsychologicaldefinitionofa

wishisastrongdesirethatisnotbackedbytheenergynecessaryto
attainit. Youcanseethis definitioninoperationinthefollowing
example: From thetime Iwasa childI wishedthatIcouldplay
classicalmusiconthepiano.IstillwishIcouldplayclassicalmusic
onapiano,butIhaveneverbackedupthatwishbytakingpiano
lessons.