Some of it's real, and some of it's not, some of it looks like a magic trick and it's using genuine psychological techniques, and vice versa.
American psychologist, the last and one of the major figures of the behaviorist movement, Skinner has contributed to scientific psychology genuine laboratory techniques as well as elaborated theoretical writings.
His genius has been to reinvent stage magic as a form of advanced psychology, in which he can just about plausibly claim to be drawing on genuine psychological techniques – the study of body language, the power of suggestion – rather than relying entirely on tricks, leaving the audience to try to work out which is which.
Rooney's value was and still is genuine vision and technique inside a competitor who will always run for the cause.
First, it is a genuine multi-element technique as opposed to conventional AAS, or compared to high-resolution continuum source AAS with limited multi-element capabilities.
With the exponential growth of text documents on the web, there is a genuine need for techniques that organize terms and documents, simultaneously, into meaningful clusters, thereby making large datasets easier to handle and interpret.
These men approach their work like artists, and the boundary between superior technique and genuine art traces a shadowy line through Mr. Mann's films.
The first few surgical papers from the early 2000s reflect this, but more recently there has been genuine enthusiasm for a technique that can deliver effective focal therapy to many more patients than could be treated with resection alone [ 10– 10].
The fair is a contest between trompe l'oeil wizardry and truth-to-materials integrity, pointless replications of traditional techniques and genuine innovation.
Dallapiccola ingeniously melds 12-tone technique with a genuine quality of Italianate lyricism.
And while Nemes's near-subjective technique can generate genuine tension, it more often yields anxious tedium.
