Phrases with «empirical support»

The phrase "empirical support" refers to evidence or proof that is based on observations, experiments, or data. It means that there is actual factual information to back up a claim or theory, rather than just speculation or personal opinions. Full definition

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Sentences with «empirical support»

Their findings provide empirical support for long - standing beliefs about the power of writing to facilitate reading. (betterevidence.org)
More recent research using different measures also provide empirical support for the link between secure working models of attachment and the likelihood of experiencing more positive relationships [29][30]. (file.scirp.org)
Mindfulness - based treatments have received increasing interest and empirical support in the clinical psychology literature. (mindfulrp.com)
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