For once he was surely at a loss to explain a scientificphenomenon.
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But that is a remarkable and to some extent scientificphenomenon.
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A scientificphenomenon known as "learned helplessness" may shed some light.
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Probably no scientificphenomenon was ever so grossly prostituted to base ends as that of hypnotism.
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As a side note, this demonstrates the importance of picking a good name for your scientificphenomenon.
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The scientificphenomenon is called the Forer effect -giving credence to vague observations that seem personal.
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He seemed to be studying the movement of the plate as if it was just another scientificphenomenon.
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He's quite the scientificphenomenon.
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But the message remained the same: let's look at this as a scientificphenomenon and start with what we know.
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And the fact that deception exists does not in any way invalidate the truth of hypnotism as a scientificphenomenon.
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Rebellions are not the outcome of innate perversity of race, but purely scientificphenomena with objective causes.
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Eclipses are scientificphenomena observed and understood.
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In the practical constitution of language for religious or judicial purposes, or in order to give historic accounts of scientificphenomena, expression is not uniform.