However, despite an imperative to view depression from a developmental psychopathology perspective (Cicchetti and Schneider-Rosen 1984; Cicchetti and Toth 1998), much of the knowledge on vulnerability to the disorder continues to be framed by a simple and likely simplistic downward extension of adult theories.
A purposely simple (and simplistic) indication of a plausible chain of events (for which each step is underpinned by substantial evidence) is given in Figure 9, both in general terms (for unspecified diseases) and for a couple of steps to type 2 diabetes.
It was a "too simple and simplistic reading of the current economic situation" to say that austerity programs were failing, Mr. Rehn said.
Finally, post to Instadate — it's simple and simplistic.
But literature should go deeper — below the surface of conventional wisdom, beyond the simple (and simplistic) stories that nations like to tell themselves.
His robust dissection of the John Birt years at the BBC neither falls into the trap of being wholly damning or that of simple and simplistic praise.
I know each of these recommendations sounds both simple and simplistic.
These activist Republicans may be having trouble deciding what to make of Cain's plan, as indicated by the subtle difference between "simple" and "simplistic".
Assuming a simple and uniform selection pressure on APOE is rather over simplistic.
In this compact and bracingly lucid volume, he offers a simple, but not simplistic, primer: "a concise, constructive, jargon- and acronym-free, nontechnical, unsensational, light-on-anecdote, analytical examination of the major facets of the biggest U.S. economic disaster in my lifetime and that of most people living today".
