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Psychological Theories from a Structuralist Point of View | Hans Westmeyer | Taschenbuch | xiii | Englisch | 1989 | Springer | EAN 9783540519041 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. Codice articolo 102141539
The structuralist programme in philosophy of science offers a promising framework for theoretical investigations in psychology by providing powerful tools to handle many problems of interest in the analysis of psychological theories. This book presents structuralist reconstructions of five psychological theories, and structuralist constructions of two further ones, and assesses the current state of efforts to apply the structuralist approach to psychology.
Contenuti: 1. Psychological Theories from a Structuralist Point of View: A First Introduction.- What is Structuralism?.- Central Concepts of the Structuralist Approach.- Applications of the Structuralist Program in Psychology.- References.- 2. A Reconstruction of Sigmund Freud’s Early Theory of the Unconscious.- Freud’s Basic Picture.- Potential Models and Models.- Neurosis.- Constraints, Links, Measuring Models.- Intended Applications.- Empirical Claim and Confirmation.- References.- 3. Festinger’s Theory of Cognitive Dissonance: A Revised Structural Reconstruction.- The Basic Element.- Some Informal Set-Theoretical Formulations.- Models and Potential Models.- Uniqueness Constraints.- A Theory-Net.- Intra-Theoretical Relations.- E of the Theory-Net: Consequences of Decisions.- F of the Theory-Net: Forced Compliance Dissonance.- Theoretical and Non-Theoretical Terms.- Theory and Experiment.- References.- 4. A Net of Psychological Utility Theories.- The Theory-Net.- Overview.- General Theory of Utility Maximizing (GUM).- Additive General Theory of Utility Maximizing (AGUM).- Maximin Theory (MT).- Theory of Subjective Expected Utility (SEU).- Prospect Theory (PT).- Theories of Objective Expected Utility (OEU) and of Subjective Expected Value (SEV).- General Theory of Achievement Motivation (GAM).- Resultant Valence Theory (RVT).- Risk-Taking Theory (RTT).- Testability of Achievement Motivation Theories.- Concluding Discussion.- Technical Appendix.- Specialization.- De-Theoretization.- Differentiation.- References.- 5. Anderson’s Theory of Cognitive Architecture (ACT*): Towards a Structuralist Reconstruction of Some Important Theory-Elements.- The Basic Element.- The Potential Models of ACT*-B.- The Models of ACT*-B.- An Experimental Element.- The Potential Models of FR-74.- The Models of FR-74.- The Central Element.- The Potential Models of ACT*-C.- The Models of ACT*-C.- A Preliminary Theory-Net.- References.- 6. Structuralism as a Method of Theory Construction: The Example of the Social Psychological Role Conflict Theory.- Some General Methodological Notes.- The Role Conflict Theory.- The Effects of Legitimation of Expectations on Behavior.- The Effects of Sanction of Expectations on Behavior.- The Compound Effects of Legitimation and Sanction on Behavior.- The Pure Moral Orientation of Expectation.- The Pure Expedient Orientation of Expectation.- The Mixed Orientation of Expectation.- The Applications of the Role Conflict Theory.- The Generalization of the Role Conflict Theory.- A Generalized Version of the Role Conflict Theory.- A Theory-Net for GRCT.- A Generalized Theory-Element of Role Conflict Theory with Different Degrees of Justification.- General Conclusions.- References.- 7. The Theory of Behavior Interaction: A Structuralist Construction of a Theory and a Reconstruction of its Theoretical Environment.- Basic Concepts and Assumptions of the Theory.- The Conceptual Apparatus of the Theory of Behavior Interaction.- Important Defined Concepts of the Theory.- Additional Concepts.- Theory-Element “Behavior Interaction”.- Specialization 1 of the Theory-Element.- Theory-Element “Behavior Interaction in Small Groups”.- Specialization 1 of the Theory-Element.- Theory-Element “Behavior Interaction in Dyads”.- Specialization 1 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 2 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 3 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 4 of the Theory-Element.- Theory-Element “Behavior Interaction in Triads”.- Links to the Theory of Behavior Interaction.- Theory-Element “Indifference Structure”.- Specialization 1 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 2 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 3 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 4 of the Theory-Element.- Link to the Theory of Indifference Structures.- Theory-Element “Coding Structure”.- Specialization 1 of the Theory-Element.- Specialization 2 of the Theory-Element.- Link to the Theory of Coding Structures.- Theory-Element “Observation Structure”.- The Theory of Behavior Interaction as Part of a Theory-Ho1on.- References.- 8. Interruption of Action and Stress: A Structuralist Approach.- Intended Applications.- Basic Theory-Element.- Potential Models and Models Concerning Stress by Waiting Times.- Variability Hypothesis.- Variability Hypothesis and Exponential Distributions.- Duration Hypothesis.- Theoreticity and Statistical Testing.- Appendix: Proofs of the Theorems 3, 8, 9, 14, 15, and 25.- References.- Author Index.- List of Contributors.
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