Titlebook: Respect for Thought; Jan Smedslund’s Lega Tobias G. Lindstad,Erik St?nicke,Jaan Valsiner Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Theo

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A Prehistory of My Present Positionas fallacies. Against Ross, I argued that, for many reasons, practitioners cannot profit from empirical research. I still maintain that this is generally the case, but concede that one can find exceptions, notably when it comes to large-scale interventions. Finally, I summarize the content of recent

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“The Concept of Correlation in Adults” Comes of Agerelations are also dependent on expectations, cell frequencies, and the way data are presented to subjects. We find it perhaps ironical that Smedslund, who has later claimed that human rationality is a basic assumption for psychological research, and that fallacies in thinking cannot be empirically

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The Socrates of Modern Psychology: A Historical-Socratic View on Smedslund’s Common Sense Perspectivonly with his/her limitations but also with his/her potentials, which then can lay the groundwork for realistic therapeutic goals. If a person, be it a psychologist or a patient, does not keep watching over him/herself, forestalling the irrational inclinations to wrongdoing, (s)he may impulsively do

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The Case for Psychological Quietism: Wittgensteinian Propaedeutics in Smedslund’s Writingsenstein’s philosophical quietism and demonstrate in what ways Smedslund’s a-theoretical view of psychology parallels it. I emphasise that quietism, in both philosophy and psychology, is to be conceived of as a propaedeutic. Finally, I suggest that Smedslund’s bricoleur model for psychological practi

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Jan Smedslund and Psychologic: The Problem of Psychologism and the Nature of Languageary psychologic as well as psychology. Third, I emphasize that following Wittgenstein, the nature of language throws up some serious obstacles to psychologic as it is currently conceived. Although Smedslund has begun to respond to his critics who have noted this problem, Smedslund does not go far en

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The Linguistic Fore-Structure of Psychological Explanation is thus possible to account for psychological explanations far removed from simple or transparent tautology. By drawing on extended definitional sequences, we find that any given behavior (or its negation) can be explained by virtually any randomly drawn motive or trait. This includes otherwise cou

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