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First published 2023-10

Association Between Individual Differences in Dichotomous Thinking and Current and Childhood High-Crime Environments

Takahiro Mieda, Shinya Yoshino, Atsushi Oshio

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2025

Dichotomous thinking: Its relationship with eating attitudes and fat phobia in pre-obese and obese adults

Sena Özel, Müge Arslan

Nutrition and Health

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First published 2015-5

How does thinking in Black and White terms relate to eating behavior and weight regain?

Aikaterini Palascha, Ellen van Kleef, Hans CM van Trijp

Journal of Health Psychology

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Other

First published 1996-11

A Severe Case of Dichotomic Thinking

Jan Nederveen Pieterse

Theory,Culture & Society

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First published 2005-03

Incremental Validity of the Psychological Inventory of Criminal Thinking Styles as a Predictor of Continuous and Dichotomous Measures of Recidivism

Glenn D. Walters

Assessment

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First published 2019-5

The Importance of Language in Behavior Change

Sajeevika S. Daundasekara, Katherine R. Arlinghaus, Craig A. Johnston

American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine

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First published 2010-02

Oppositional Ideas,Not Dichotomous Thinking: Reply to Rorty

Hasana Sharp

Political Theory

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First published 2025-2

Dissolving dichotomies: Norbert Elias’s legacy for thinking “memory” sociologically

Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro

Journal of Classical Sociology

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First published 2020-9

The making and transforming of a transnational in dialog: Confronting dichotomous thinking in knowledge production,identity formation,and pedagogy

Phan Le Ha, Azmi Mohamad

Research in Comparative and International Education

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Review article

First published 2025

Positivism,Postmodernism,and Dichotomizing the Edinburgh Handedness Inventory: Can the Philosophy of Science Help Researchers Think about How to Classify Handedness?

Eric C. Prichard, Stephen D. Christman, Evan M. Clarkson

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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