Titlebook: Recent Trends in Theoretical Psychology; Proceedings of the S Wm J. Baker,Leendert P. Mos,Henderikus J. Stam Conference proceedings 1988 Sp

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The Concept of Progress in Psychological Theorypsychological theories as performative rather than descriptive, a new conception of progress is invited. Theories enable scientists, as social collectives, to carry out a range of activities. During a stabilization phase theories solidify certain ranges of actions within the community. During a tran

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Epistemic Beliefs and Their Developmental Relationship to Post-Positivist Psychologyo recent articles in . (Manicas & Secord, 1983, and Gergen, 1985) are reviewed and compared. Both articles have a similar purpose–to describe post-positivist psychology - but they differ in terms of how social reality is conceptualized. This dif - ference points to an open issue in theoretical psych

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