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Author
Abra, Jock, 1939-
Title
Should psychology be a science? : pros and cons / Jock Abra
Published
Westport, Conn. : Praeger, 1998
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150.1 Abr/Spb
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Description
xv, 249 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Contents
Ch. 1. The Empirical Rule -- Ch. 2. The Dark Side of Empiricism -- Ch. 3. Generalization -- Ch. 4. Generalization: Some Disclaimers -- Ch. 5. Determinism in Science -- Ch. 6. Psychological Determinism: Problems and Alternatives -- Ch. 7. Analysis and Reductionism -- Ch. 8. Conceptual Devices -- Ch. 9. Conclusion and Epilogue
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [203]-228) and indexes
Subject
Psychology -- Methodology.
Psychology -- Philosophy.
Science and psychology -- History.
Science and psychology.
Psychology.
Philosophy.
Science.
LC no.
97021853
ISBN
0275954765 (alk. paper)
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