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[The chapter discusses how to test or apply the model of motivation-heuristics to empirical studies in general, connected to the China case. For example, it discusses how to collect and analyze materials (e.g. through discourse analysis) that reflect shared reasoning of the leading groups of a transpersonal entity, how to clarify the strategy-ideational relative weight in political decisions through exploring the connection logics of clusters contained in the form of reasoning outcome, how to check/convince correlations between “two degrees” (degree of survival-relativity and degree of self-persuasion) and the strategic-ideational relations in political outcomes; and how to define periodical division and how to capture main periodical key when more extended periods are involved.]
Published: Feb 17, 2021
Keywords: Discourse analysis; Shared reasoning; The leading groups; The connection logics of clusters; Correlations; Periodical division
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