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No Sex Please, We're Social Scientists?

Michael Dunn University of Oxford
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Mark Sheehan University of Oxford
Pages 39-41 | Published online: 23 Jun 2010
 
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1By nonclinical empirical research, we make the assumption that Murphy is referring to research conducted within the academic disciplines that fall under the broad heading of the empirical social sciences: anthropology, sociology, social psychology, human geography, political science, economics, education, health services research, and related subdisciplines. From this point on, we refer to nonclinical empirical research as social scientific research.

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