Definition of idiographic in English:

idiographic

adjective ˌɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈɡrafɪkˌidēəˈɡrafik

Relating to the study or discovery of particular scientific facts and processes, as distinct from general laws.
Often contrasted with nomothetic
Example sentencesExamples
- In this sense, history is an idiographic temporal process involving individuals.
- They do not need to be convinced that such idiographic and quantitative information is relevant-it is relevant because it gives them valuable and necessary information.
- The congruency hypothesis was supported for latencies on the interpersonal Stroop task but only when we conducted an idiographic analysis of schema-relevant adjectives.
- They argue that as a tool of understanding rather than explanation, activity theory is supported primarily by means of idiographic, qualitative, and/or case studies.
- Existentialism, in its broadest terms, is both idiographic and nomothetic - it is about personal will and humanity.

Definition of idiographic in US English:

idiographic

adjectiveˌidēəˈɡrafik

Relating to the study or discovery of particular scientific facts and processes, as distinct from general laws.
Often contrasted with nomothetic
Example sentencesExamples
- The congruency hypothesis was supported for latencies on the interpersonal Stroop task but only when we conducted an idiographic analysis of schema-relevant adjectives.
- They argue that as a tool of understanding rather than explanation, activity theory is supported primarily by means of idiographic, qualitative, and/or case studies.
- Existentialism, in its broadest terms, is both idiographic and nomothetic - it is about personal will and humanity.
- They do not need to be convinced that such idiographic and quantitative information is relevant-it is relevant because it gives them valuable and necessary information.
- In this sense, history is an idiographic temporal process involving individuals.

单词	idiographic
释义	Definition of idiographic in English: idiographic adjective ˌɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈɡrafɪkˌidēəˈɡrafik Relating to the study or discovery of particular scientific facts and processes, as distinct from general laws. Often contrasted with nomothetic Example sentencesExamples In this sense, history is an idiographic temporal process involving individuals. They do not need to be convinced that such idiographic and quantitative information is relevant-it is relevant because it gives them valuable and necessary information. The congruency hypothesis was supported for latencies on the interpersonal Stroop task but only when we conducted an idiographic analysis of schema-relevant adjectives. They argue that as a tool of understanding rather than explanation, activity theory is supported primarily by means of idiographic, qualitative, and/or case studies. Existentialism, in its broadest terms, is both idiographic and nomothetic - it is about personal will and humanity. Definition of idiographic in US English: idiographic adjectiveˌidēəˈɡrafik Relating to the study or discovery of particular scientific facts and processes, as distinct from general laws. Often contrasted with nomothetic Example sentencesExamples The congruency hypothesis was supported for latencies on the interpersonal Stroop task but only when we conducted an idiographic analysis of schema-relevant adjectives. They argue that as a tool of understanding rather than explanation, activity theory is supported primarily by means of idiographic, qualitative, and/or case studies. Existentialism, in its broadest terms, is both idiographic and nomothetic - it is about personal will and humanity. They do not need to be convinced that such idiographic and quantitative information is relevant-it is relevant because it gives them valuable and necessary information. In this sense, history is an idiographic temporal process involving individuals.
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