Chap.

 1 Int  |        this respect there exist certain differences of opinion between
 2 Int  |   notice: the widespread use of certain tests1 by which one goes
 3 I    |      soul." ~It can happen that certain traits of a character acquire
 4 I    |          There is, therefore, a certain difference between this
 5 I    |    Though this code may contain certain questionable assertions,
 6 I    |         is committed to observe certain rules of morality is tantamount
 7 I    |      cannot, therefore, despite certain opinions defended by a few
 8 I    |       consider them synonymous. Certain persons claim that the principal
 9 I    |  theologian is the existence of certain personalities the only constant
10 II   |     concerning the licitness of certain techniques and the manner
11 II   |      and the manner of applying certain psychological tests, then
12 II   |     works, it would appear that certain moral problems arise here:
13 II   | psychologists invoke to Justify certain disputable proceedings. ~
14 II   |       the intrusion of others. ~Certain matters will be kept secret
15 II   |       and psychology, there are certain secrets which absolutely
16 II   |        reverts to the choice of certain techniques and methods. ~
17 II   |  authorities to grant rights to certain doctors and psychologists
18 II   |        youth to be submitted to certain examinations - assuming
19 II(2)|        attitudes produced under certain conditions at the same time
20 III  |     free and responsible step. ~Certain actions are contrary to
21 III  |         It can also happen that certain actions lay a person open
22 III  |         the use of tests can in certain cases engender immoral impressions,
23 III  |       such an action. ~Thirdly, certain actions are immoral because
24 III  |        the danger engendered by certain techniques, by certain procedures
25 III  |       by certain techniques, by certain procedures used in applied
26 III  |         questions on the use of certain psychological methods and