11.3.3. NATURAL LANGUAGE OF THE FACULTIES
11.3.3. NATURAL LANGUAGE OF THE FACULTIES
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Combativeness involves physical action or some Great of violence, whereas cautiousness involves mental problems.
Still, cautiousness belongs with the selfish propensities because it is a primitive instinct, as witness the fear shown by animals toward something unknown. So we are dealing with an innate trait in considering the faculty of cautiousness. There are instances, however, where cautiousness can be modified or governed to some degree, placing it in the next category:
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