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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-821-1nality, and activation, to the empirical demonstrations of research programs that make considerable use of the ideas and methodological characteristics of a differential psychophysiology. Based on the emergentist biopsychological mind-body position and a critical constructivist epistemological view,

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Overview of Experimental Studiesart I. Data from four psychophysiological investigations are used in subsequent chapters. Here I want to give a brief overview of these experimental studies. Table 13 summarizes their main characteristics.

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Psychophysiologyysiology” and of “person” as well as “situation”, ., amounts to articulating its thesis, which is not practicable in a one-sentence definition. Actually, this and the following chapters are devoted to attempts at clarifying what I understand under these terms. Evidently, they are embedded in a rich

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Situation and Personn implies that sensory experience is the only source of human knowledge. Rationalism posits that knowledge comes from the logical consistency of thought, whereas sensory experience cannot provide knowledge. Realism assumes that there is an external world that is independent of our conceiving mind. I

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Stimulus-Response Mediation in Psychophysiologyhe task of this chapter will be to apply the previous discussion to the psychophysiological domain and to offer a working model of stimulus-response mediation from which the main concepts to be used later on in this book can be inferred.