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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
reify .
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Examples
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That experience of having your ‘common sense’ suspicions elegantly reified is a guaranteed zinger, and I think it’s where long-lasting ideologies are born.
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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“Orientalism has become a reified ‘Other,’” writes Irwin of Said.
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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It got me to thinking about this sides-of-the-brain thing, a genuinely innovative idea from neuroscience, which, like so many valid scientific insights, got reified, oversimplified and misinterpreted by popular psychology.
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But it actually reified them by fantasizing that the resiliency against addiction in half the subjects must have stemmed from some yet-to-be discovered "variations in the brains of the un-addicted siblings."
Stanton Peele: So You Think That Sibling Study in Science Proves Something About Addiction?
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