| The dominant perceptions of the Other in racializing discourse attest to a major Us-Them dichotomization. |
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| Boinet finds in these cases of hereditary hexadactylism that the supernumerary members are not remnants of preexisting digits, but that they are the result of a dichotomization of the bones. |
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| We accept the schizophrenia, the dichotomization of human possibility. |
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| A summary of heuristics and biases relevant to nutritional thinking, including framing effects, dichotomization of foods into good and bad, dose insensitivity will be reviewed. |
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| It is important to move beyond the rigid dichotomization of secular and religious in the modern sense. |
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| The dichotomization of ESP is generally presented in a tree diagram. |
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