Sentence examples similar to empirically supported facts from inspiring English sources

The indoctrination of young people in their parents' belief systems in the name of education blurs distinctions between baseless dogma and empirically supported fact.

Empirical results of the study show that Ukrainian respondents pay attention to almost all characteristics used in the vignettes, a fact which empirically supported the basic idea of the multiprinciple justice theory.

Since it first emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, so many studies have stacked up in its favour that, these days, the clinical jargon "empirically supported therapies" is usually just a synonym for CBT: it's the one that's based on facts.

In fact, more than 50 leading doctoral programs in clinical psychology have joined to promote their training in "empirically supported" psychotherapies.

How do you reconcile these two empirically supported findings?

Common factors in empirically supported treatments of borderline personality disorder.

The work and economic pathway is empirically supported.

Knowledge regarding specific empirically supported treatment methods and activities.

Fourth, only a subset of empirically supported RFs6 was measured in Roots.

Such contention, however, has not yet been empirically supported.

For anxiety disorders alone, more than 200 empirically supported scales were in use in the early 21st century.