Titlebook: Cultural Psychology and Qualitative Methodology; Theoretical and Empi Carl Ratner Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 c

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,Pampinea’s “Honorable” Leadership in the ,gard for the subject matter they are designed to investigate. A preoccupation with method, per se, undermines the empirical value of methodology because it does not consider the actual properties of phenomena. The empirical value of methodology is enhanced by first understanding the subject matter that it is designed to investigate.

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Shortcomings of Positivistic Methodology for Researching Cultural Psychology,sm’s weaknesses but also to explain them. I link the weaknesses of positivism to its fundamental ontological and epistemological assumptions. Once we understand the erroneous assumptions that underlie positivism’s problems, we can uproot and replace them.

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Book 1997 this shortcoming by rigorously systematizingqualitative methods. The book discusses, for example, means ofsystematizing such subjective reports as interviews, letters, anddiaries, which often yield valuable data that is not easilyquantified. Ratner argues that "complex psychological phenomena areex

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Qualitative Cultural Psychological Methodology and Science,anons, then a nonpositivistic qualitative methodology may, in fact, be scientific. To decide this question we must discuss the extent to which positivism represents actual scientific practice. Let us begin by charting the epistemological tenets of positivistic science, which are contrasted to nonscientific epistemological principles.

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1574-048X mena areexpressed through extended responses" and hence are best studied bynew, more regularized qualitative methods that go beyond measuringsimple, overt responses.978-1-4419-3261-7978-1-4757-2681-7Series ISSN 1574-048X