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- adjective having both
psychological andsociological aspects
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Examples
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Yet a growing body of psychosociological research has already overturned conventional wisdom as it uncovers the actual leading cause of popular faith: dysfunctional socioeconomic conditions.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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Yet a growing body of psychosociological research has already overturned conventional wisdom as it uncovers the actual leading cause of popular faith: dysfunctional socioeconomic conditions.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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Yet a growing body of psychosociological research has already overturned conventional wisdom as it uncovers the actual leading cause of popular faith: dysfunctional socioeconomic conditions.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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This helps explain the many psychosociological problems that often follow hysterectomy and ovary removal.
In Defense of the Hysterectomy aka TBTAM 2007
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And you don't mention the psychosociological aspects of this cruel method for the woman's whole life!
In Defense of the Hysterectomy aka TBTAM 2007
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Yet a growing body of psychosociological research has already overturned conventional wisdom as it uncovers the actual leading cause of popular faith: dysfunctional socioeconomic conditions.
Darwiniana nemo 2010
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