reductionism

Some scientists criticize reductionism for oversimplifying complex phenomena.

Reductionism in psychology seeks to explain behavior solely in terms of biological processes.

He tends to apply reductionism to philosophical problems, breaking them down into simpler components.

The reductionism of the argument failed to capture the full complexity of the issue.

Many critics argue that reductionism overlooks the emergent properties of systems.

Scientists often use reductionism to study the basic building blocks of nature.

The reductionism of the theory led to oversimplification and misunderstanding.

Reductionism can be a useful tool in certain contexts but may not provide a complete understanding of complex systems.

The reductionism of the approach limits its ability to address the broader implications of the issue.

Critics argue that reductionism ignores the influence of social and cultural factors on human behavior.

Scientific method, reductionism and the questioning of Church ideals was to be encouraged, as were Ideas of liberty, tolerance and progress.