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Onderzoekers laten zich inspireren door wat zijzelf en anderen hebben bedacht en geobserveerd. Soms gebeurt het dat buitenstaanders, geen onderzoekers dus, zich tegen het wetenschappelijk debat aan bemoeien met rare beweringen. Met dat laatste wordt gedoeld op beweringen die niet voortkomen uit eerder onderzoek, die niet zijn af te leiden uit bestaande theorieën en waarbij technieken worden gebruikt die nergens op lijken te slaan.
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Een eenhoorn onder de berkenboom
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van den Hout, M., Engelhard, I., Raymaekers, L. (2010). Een eenhoorn onder de berkenboom. In: Gek, Experimentele psychopathologie. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-7640-7_6
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