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Toward a boundaryless psychology*
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[HEADNOTE]
Abstract
This series of papers argue for the integrating of psychology as a core discipline. They show the benefit to the science and practice of psychology, of psychologists being aware of and building upon theory and research outside their subspecialty. Specifically, the three respective papers examine potential advances in I/O psychology through knowledge of clinical, social, and neuroscience psychology.
A primary goal of my presidency of the Canadian Psycho...
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Psychology as a Critical Constructivist Views It
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; Abstract In this paper, the shortcomings of modernist approaches to psychology are contrasted with the potential promises of critical constructivism, a post-modern meta-theory. Six theoretical riddles posed by Gordon Allport (1968) for the field of psychology are used as a framework to examine the
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Education: Psychology: Taking a mind's eye view of your world Learning about human perception brings understanding and has a vast range of people-related applications.
The Independent - London
; Psychology is rapidly becoming one of the most popular, challenging and enjoyable subjects around. There are 121 universities in the UK offering undergraduate courses in psychology and many of these also do postgraduate research. The psychology department at the University of York is rated as
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Psychology: status, issues and controversies.
Journal of Australian Studies
; Psychology has a relatively recent history in Australia. Although the first department of Psychology was established in 1929 at the University of Sydney, similar developments did not occur in other universities until after the second world war. This was in contrast with Europe and most particularly
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Methodological issues in the psychology of religion: toward another paradigm?
The Journal of Psychology
; ACCORDING TO EMMONS AND PALOUTZIAN (2003), the psychology of religion is in need of a new multilevel interdisciplinary paradigm (p. 395, emphasis in original) to replace the older measurement paradigm identified by Gorsuch (1984). In this article, we discuss Emmons and Paloutzian's attempt to
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