Titlebook: Annals of Theoretical Psychology; Arthur W. Staats,Leendert P. Mos Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 Motivation.Prop

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A Comparative Analysis of the General Theories of Modern Behaviorismt have unification as a goal, an analysis focused on the theories’ relative ability to provide unity within the science. This chapter is intended to serve as a model for such an analysis, comparing the two general behavioral theories of radical behaviorism and paradigmatic behaviorism on the substan

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Integrity or Unity?hers are probably quite skeptical of any and all attempts directed explicitly toward ameliorating this state of affairs Perhaps there are those who will view the pursuit of unification by several contributors to this volume as offensive to their scholarly sensibilities. Nevertheless, the plurality o

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Algebraic Syntax and Solving Word Problems,formulations, is posed in this chapter. This unifying theory review of the commonalities between psychoanalytic theory (PT) and cognitive dissonance theory (CDT) is but one example of the many unifying efforts needed. The importance, implications, and advantages of such unifying endeavors are discussed.

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Psychoanalytic and Cognitive Dissonance Theoriesformulations, is posed in this chapter. This unifying theory review of the commonalities between psychoanalytic theory (PT) and cognitive dissonance theory (CDT) is but one example of the many unifying efforts needed. The importance, implications, and advantages of such unifying endeavors are discussed.

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Concrete Models and Abstraction Processes,tive dimensions of fact, theory, and methodology. Several benefits of such a comparative analysis are noted, including, in the present case, further specification of how a science can progress toward unification through generational growth.

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