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Thank you for your response I will try to supply particular examples but I thought it was a general and common problem in the research methods

It is not banned because it maintains the dominant political narrative, individuals needs are secondary to the political ideology

Thank you Julianna for your reply, my concern centres around the way in which the content of psychological research is simplified and distorted to fit the requirements of scientific methodology. For example, how do we accurately measure"affection" of one human to another in a truly meaningful way? For the sake of science do we have to measure this concept in terms of observation and quantifiable behaviour that can be observed and recorded during the research process. Does this treatment do justice to complex and higher forms of interaction.