Pronunciation: /ˌnɑːməˈθɛtɪk/
adjective relating to or involving the formulation of general laws or principles, as distinguished from idiosyncratic or particular instances
A1 The nomothetic approach to studying behavior focuses on general laws and principles.
A2 In psychology, nomothetic research aims to uncover universal patterns of human behavior.
B1 Nomothetic studies in sociology often involve large-scale surveys and statistical analyses.
B2 The researcher used a nomothetic approach to analyze the data and identify trends.
C1 Nomothetic research methods are commonly used in the field of criminology to understand criminal behavior.
C2 The scientist's nomothetic study on climate change led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field.
formal The nomothetic approach in psychology aims to establish general laws or principles that apply to a group of individuals.
informal Researchers using the nomothetic method study large groups of people to find common patterns or trends.
slang Nomothetic research is all about finding the 'big picture' in a scientific study.
figurative In a nomothetic sense, we can see how certain societal norms shape our behaviors and beliefs.
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