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Can we do without the Majorana term in the effective nuclear interaction?

We present phenomenological evidence that the strength of the Majorana term necessary to reproduce collective [ital M] 1-transition strength data could be significantly smaller than is conventionally assumed and therefore more in line with naive microscopic considerations. We also find that [ital g]-boson effects are important to the reproduction of the summed [ital M]1 strength.