“…In addition, the success of this micro-macro-technique -as part of a clinical approach -depends a great deal on the practical experience of "reading" the scenario, i.e., the empirical observations or testimonials in question (as is the case in medical diagnosis). In general, this whole approach -i.e., the use of hermeneutics in social research -is more like practising medicine than doing "science" such as physics, with the possibility of rather precise replications of experiments (Altmann et al, 2013;Habermann et al, 2012;Langthaler et al, 2012;Wittmann, 2012;Schwarz, 2012;Ahamer, 2006Ahamer, , 2008bAhamer, , 2013aMüller et al, 2013;Ahamer et al, 2011).…”