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Locating Agency, Proponents of what might be called ‘the new scientific realism’ in the philosophy of the natural sciences (e.g., Harré, 1986; Bhaskar, 1985; Hacking, 1983) — and Rom Harré is among the best of these — have important things to say about the phenomena that guide the construction of theory and the way

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Explanation in Psychology: Reply to Commentaries,ity, the notion of a power figured largely. The gap between what physicists did and what psychologists thought their colleagues in the physical sciences did was huge. The mythical quality of the ideal of science that many in the psychological ‘establishment’ were following was clearly evident in the

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Individual Differences and the Explanation of Behavior,lanation of these differences. But personality psychology is, or at least should be, more than the study of individual differences. On these points, Lamiell and I are apparently in agreement. Lamiell argues that if the goal of personality psychology is, with general psychology, explaining the “...be

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Book 1990fessor William Baker, this is the first volume produced from camera-ready copy. His personal support and technical expertise made the transition to desk-top publishing somewhat less than formidable. Mrs. Valerie Welch, our Center secretary, entered the text and managed my personal correspondence; Ca

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Explicating Actions,r socially or psychologically pertinent influence (as in studies of effective advertising, actuarial studies of insurance risks, realism in fiction, Freudian psychoanalysis and the like) and a largely physiologically oriented literature focused on what activates or facilitates bodily . thought to be

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The Need for a Radically New Human Science,ce of psychology as a science. Margolis finds no systematic treatment of psychology that is not based on an inadequate extensionalism; yet, that is precisely what psychology needs. (One possible exception, not noted by Margolis, is a system of descriptive psychology developed by Peter Ossorio, altho