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Every young man needs a little psychology.
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The quote says that young men should have some understanding of how people think, feel, and behave. “A little psychology” does not necessarily mean formal study; it can mean basic insight into emotions, relationships, and human behavior. The wording presents this understanding as useful for navigating life and dealing with other people.
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