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How to Avoid Throwing the Baby Out with the Bathwater: Abduction Is the Solution to Pseudo-Empiricisc nature of psychological phenomena. Accordingly, the second part of the paper proposes the view of psychological phenomena in terms of inherent formal (rather than efficient) causality and an approach to them based on the combination of dialectically abstract theory and abductive analysis of local

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A Priori Afterthoughts: Continuing the Dialogue on Psycho-Logicbut also that Psycho-logic comprises a far more varied body of knowledge than hitherto recognized. As such, Psycho-logic is not about concepts, words, or common-sense, but more fundamentally about possible relations between possible properties of persons.

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Smedslund and the Psychological Style of Reasoningctions as a style of reasoning, and the ways it creates conditions of possibility in which psychological properties become articulated and attain ontological status. Subsequently, Smedslund’s analysis of psychological pseudoempiricism and, particularly, his insights concerning the miscasting of anal

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Book 2020...Respect for Thought. is a valuable resource for psychological researchers, historians of psychology, cultural psychologists, critical psychologists, theoretical psychologists, clinical psychologists and psychotherapists,social scientists, philosophers of psychology, and philosophers of science.?.

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A Prehistory of My Present Positionween logic and understanding. I, then, describe three debates with Stanford psychologists: I tried to show that Albert Bandura’s theory of Self-Efficacy is necessarily true, whereas Bandura maintained that it was empirical. I still think that the core hypotheses are necessarily true, but that the co

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A Place for Persons: The Formal Systems of Smedslund and Ossorio by behavioral scientists. Smedslund named his system “Psycho-logic” and described it as an axiomatization of “what persons . every person” (2012c, p. 661). Ossorio called his system the “Person Concept” and characterized it as a formal system providing access to all the facts and possible facts con

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“The Concept of Correlation in Adults” Comes of Ageks of patient cards featuring the presence or absence of a specific disease along with the presence or absence of a specific symptom. Nearly all participants reported that the symptom was associated with the disease, so that the symptom would be useful for diagnostic purposes, although it occurred e

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