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The act of estimating something as being greater, more important, or better than it actually is. It is often used when critiquing data or social perceptions.

A system of methods used in a particular area of study or activity. It describes the theoretical analysis of the methods applied to a field of study.

To control, influence, or determine a result or a person's decision. It literally means 'to move to the left or right'.

To arrive at a certain place, level, goal, or conclusion. It implies reaching a destination or a specific point after a process.

To summarize or outline the main points of a broad subject. It involves capturing the essence of a topic without getting bogged down in details.

To be very thorough, detailed, and careful in examination or planning.

A general idea or understanding of something, often used to describe abstract theories or principles in academic research.

The state of being similar or having features in common.

To examine, evaluate, or judge a person's qualifications or the quality of a piece of work, typically for an official competition or selection process.

To devote oneself entirely to a specific task, study, or goal, excluding all other distractions.