This special issue features papers that offer deeply felt, valuable perspectives on diverse aspects of theory construction in social-personality psychology. The goal is to furnish a basis for starting a discussion about the considerable challenges of theorizing, the ways of meeting those challenges, and the great rewards that successful theorizing offers to the discipline as a whole.
This special issue features papers that offer deeply felt, valuable perspectives on diverse aspects of theory construction in social-personality psychology. The goal is to furnish a basis for starting a discussion about the considerable challenges of theorizing, the ways of meeting those challenges, and the great rewards that successful theorizing offers to the discipline as a whole.
Volume 8 Number 2 2004. Contents: A.W. Kruglanski E.T. Higgins Preface to the Special Issue. D. Abrams M.A. Hogg Metatheory: Lessons From Social Identity Research. M.B. Brewer Taking the Social Origins of Human Nature Seriously: Toward a More Imperialist Social Psychology. J.T. Cacioppo Common Sense Intuition and Theory in Personality and Social Psychology. K. Fiedler Tools Toys Truisms and Theories: Some Thoughts on the Creative Cycle of Theory Formation. S.T. Fiske Mind the Gap: In Praise of Informal Sources of Formal Theory. E.T. Higgins Making a Theory Useful: Lessons Handed Down. J.G. Holmes The Benefits of Abstract Functional Analysis in Theory Construction: The Case of Interdependence Theory. A.W. Kruglanski The Quest for the Gist: On Challenges of Going Abstract in Social and Personality Psychology. J.M. Levine R.L. Moreland Collaboration: The Social Context of Theory Development. W.J. McGuire A Perspectivist Approach to Theory Construction. A. Nowak Dynamical Minimalism: Why Less Is More in Psychology. Y. Trope Theory in Social Psychology: Seeing the Forest and the Trees. R.S. Wyer Jr. A Personalized Theory of Theory Construction. M.P. Zanna The Naïve Epistemology of a Working Social Psychologist (or the Working Epistemology of a Naïve Social Psychologist): The Value of Taking "Temporary Givens" Seriously.
Volume 8 Number 2 2004. Contents: A.W. Kruglanski E.T. Higgins Preface to the Special Issue. D. Abrams M.A. Hogg Metatheory: Lessons From Social Identity Research. M.B. Brewer Taking the Social Origins of Human Nature Seriously: Toward a More Imperialist Social Psychology. J.T. Cacioppo Common Sense Intuition and Theory in Personality and Social Psychology. K. Fiedler Tools Toys Truisms and Theories: Some Thoughts on the Creative Cycle of Theory Formation. S.T. Fiske Mind the Gap: In Praise of Informal Sources of Formal Theory. E.T. Higgins Making a Theory Useful: Lessons Handed Down. J.G. Holmes The Benefits of Abstract Functional Analysis in Theory Construction: The Case of Interdependence Theory. A.W. Kruglanski The Quest for the Gist: On Challenges of Going Abstract in Social and Personality Psychology. J.M. Levine R.L. Moreland Collaboration: The Social Context of Theory Development. W.J. McGuire A Perspectivist Approach to Theory Construction. A. Nowak Dynamical Minimalism: Why Less Is More in Psychology. Y. Trope Theory in Social Psychology: Seeing the Forest and the Trees. R.S. Wyer Jr. A Personalized Theory of Theory Construction. M.P. Zanna The Naïve Epistemology of a Working Social Psychologist (or the Working Epistemology of a Naïve Social Psychologist): The Value of Taking "Temporary Givens" Seriously.
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