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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Academic Scepticism"”.

  1. Going Negative in the Era of the Super PAC and Social Media: Negative Political Communication in the United States on Television and Facebook

    … so much money on it? However, until recently the academic evidence seemed quite definitive that 'going negative' was an ineffective - if not detrimental - campaign strategy. As this thesis demonstrates, the existing body of research on the effectiveness of negative campaigning suffers from several …

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  2. Integrating modalities in the support professions: How practitioners, accredited in both coaching and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), apply their expertise in their professional practice

    … fields since the 1970s, it has faced persistent academic scepticism. It has been critiqued for lacking empirical validation and theoretical coherence. On this basis, it may seem like a surprising choice of a heuristic. However, NLP-informed coaching is the third most commonly used coaching model …

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  3. The Stoic cognitive impression and the Academic Aparallaxia Argument: a study of an epistemological debate.

    … to only one of the type of cases invoked by the Academics to support their Indistinguishability Thesis, namely cases in which the putatively indistinguishable sense-impressions are caused by pairs of objects that are plausibly perceptually indiscernible, so that the perceiver could not …

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