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• Explanations in social theories can be idiographic or nomothetic.
• In law, nomothetic propositions are law " stricto sensu ".
• FAP is an idiographic ( as opposed to nomothetic ) approach to psychotherapy.
• The terms idiographic and nomothetic were introduced to American psychology by Gordon Allport in 1937.
• Nomothetic explanations are probabilistic and usually incomplete.
• Nomothetic refers to the use of generalization rather than specific properties in the same context.
• Idiothetic psychology of personality suggests that personality description follows idiographic principles, while personality development centres around nomothetic principles.
• The 19th-century views, on the other hand, are nomothetic; that is, they provide laws.
• In sociology, the nomothetic model tries to find independent variables that account for the variations in a given phenomenon ( e . g.
• Nomothetic explanations tend to be more general with scientists trying to identify a few causal factors that impact a wide class of conditions or events.
• The field of " nomothetics " can also refer to the science of the creation of legal systems, as in jurisprudence and the ordered arrangement of law systemization in new and constructed ways.
• Often, nomothetic approaches are quantitative, and idiographic approaches are qualitative, although the " Personal Questionnaire " developed by M . B . Shapiro, and its further developments ( e . g.
• In this context, the postwar SSRC had two separate agendas, which to some extent were at odds with each other because they entailed very different sets of methodological commitments : ideographic versus nomothetic.
• Gordon Allport ( 1937 ) described two major ways to study personality : the nomothetic and the extraversion . " Idiographic psychology " is an attempt to understand the unique aspects of a particular individual.
• "' Nomothetic "'literally means " proposition of the law " ( Greek derivation ) and is used in philosophy ( see also Nomothetic and idiographic ), psychology, and law with differing meanings.
• "' Nomothetic "'literally means " proposition of the law " ( Greek derivation ) and is used in philosophy ( see also Nomothetic and idiographic ), psychology, and law with differing meanings.
• Legal science is generally not considered nomothetical in late modernity though some scholars in antiquity and in the Middle Ages seemed to believe that law, or at least some laws, were nomothetic ( see natural law ).
• Influenced by German thought, especially by Friedrich Ratzel whom he had met in Germany, Vidal has been linked to the term " nomothetic " direction that would be the result of experimentation, making it possible to unlock laws or make scientific demonstrations.
• For instance, experiments are ideally suited to addressing nomothetic explanations or probable cause; surveys  population frequency descriptions, correlations studies  predictions; ethnography  descriptions and interpretations of cultural processes; and phenomenology  descriptions of the essence of phenomena or lived experiences.
• In psychology, nomothetic measures are contrasted to ipsative or idiothetic measures, where nomothetic measures are measures that are observed on a relatively large sample and have a more general outlook while the idiographic approach is relating to a more singular case as is done in case studies.