Allophilia, an unaddressed topic in social science literature, he says, describes the phenomenon in which people come together in their differences and actually find them to be «interesting, comfortable, or admirable.» (gse.harvard.edu)
All witnesses, not just rape complainants, are entitled to have their credibility assessed on the basis of the evidence in the case, rather than on assumptions about human behaviour derived from a trial judge's personal reading of social science literature. (slaw.ca)
Current research supports the theory that using terms like «brain» and «neuro» in marketing or health & social sciences literature appeals to the reader so that the reader will believe what the literature says, even if it is irrelevant pseudoscience. (dublindoula.com)