In 2013, a psychology professor reviewing Malcolm Gladwell's latest best-selling book was critical of the author's modus operandi:
He excels at telling just-so stories and cherry-picking science to back them.
In 2013, a psychology professor reviewing Malcolm Gladwell's latest best-selling book was critical of the author's modus operandi:
He excels at telling just-so stories and cherry-picking science to back them.
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