EpiBlogue
Main Entry: epiblogue
Function: noun

Date: 21st century

Etymology: Net English epi- + blog, from Middle English epiloge, from Middle French epilogue, from Latin epilogus, from Greek epilogos, from epilegein to say in addition, from epi- + legein to say -- more at LEGEND

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Thursday, March 11, 2004
New York Times :: Defying Psychiatric Wisdom, These Skeptics Say 'Prove It'
Article

> "These guys are sort of the Ralph Naders of psychology,"
> said Dr. David Barlow, director of the Center for Anxiety
> and Related Disorders at Boston University.
>
> Yet the psychologists are hardly cranks. Their criticisms
> reflect a widening divide in the field between researchers,
> who rely on controlled trials and other statistical methods
> of determining whether a therapeutic technique works, and
> practitioners, who are often guided by clinical experience
> and intuition rather than scientific evidence.

Deposed psychotherapists, take heart. You'll always have a home on the cutting edge of literary studies.

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