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Leendert P Mos
Annals of theoretical psychology
volume 3
Leendert P Mos
<p>As a follow up to Volume 7, contributors continue to explore the latest developments in developmental psychology. Here, researchers focus on the integration of theory and research and evaluates theoretical progress and advanced research. Continuing with the successful format of previous volumes in <em>Annals of Theoretical Psychology</em>, Volume 10 presents four major contributions--each accompanied by commentaries and replies to commentaries.</p>
1-16
Psychological metatheory
Madsen K. B.
17-72
The place of theory in a world of facts
Eysenck Hans J.
73-85
The use of theory in psychology
Erwin Edward
87-94
Theory, metatheory, and weltanschauung
Stich Stephen
95-102
The place of psychology in a vacuum of theories
Rosenberg Alexander
103-114
The place of theory in a world of facts
Eysenck Hans J.
115-133
135-142
On being brainy
Corballis M. C.
143-150
Is neuropsychology something new?
Dodwell P. C.
151-156
On research strategies in psychology
Bunge Mario
157-187
189-196
197-199
Metatheory and the practice of psychoanalysis
Lofgren Lars B.
201-211
Psychoanalysis as research, therapy, and theory
Radnitzky Gerard
213-217
219-267
Psychology and philosophy of science
Sanders C.; Rappard H. V.
269-278
Psychology and philosophy of science
Duijker Hubert C. J.
279-290
Psychology, philosophy, and scientific research programs
Overton Willis F.
291-295
Psychological or philosophical issues?
Sanders C.; Rappard H. V.
297-315
The problem of theoretical pluralism in psychology
Royce Joseph R.
317-324
Theoretical pluralism and complementarity
Hyland Michael E.
325-330
The problem of singularism
Lindholm Stig
331-338
Is theoretical pluralism necessary in psychology?
Kitchener Richard F.
339-343
The problem of theoretical pluralism in psychology
Royce Joseph R.
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