The concept of progress in psychological theory

Kenneth J. Gergen

1-14

Need rhetorical analysis lead to relativism? an examination of the views of K. J. Gergen

Terwee

15-27

Theoretical unification in psychology

a materialist perspective

Charles W. Tolman

29-36

Psychology between ecological laws and the scientific revolution

Pieter A. Vroon

37-46

Scientific epistemology

a psycholiterary approach

Morris L. Shames

47-57

The implications of differential theory appraisal and the context of discovery for advancing theory in psychology

Joseph R. Royce

59-64

Epistemic beliefs and their developmental relationship to post-positivist psychology

Marcia Salner

65-76

Complementarity, causal isomorphism, and the mind-body problem

Irving Kirsch, Michael E. Hyland

77-85

On theory and method in psychology

Kurt Danziger

87-94

Psychology's relation to biology

qualitatively distinct levels

Carl Ratner

95-105

Interpretation styles of psychologists and their consequences for psychology

René van Hezewijk

107-116

Predicational versus mediational theorizing in psychology

Joseph Rychlak

117-126

Skinner's philosophy and metatheory

a metatheoretical analysis

K. B. Madsen

127-132

Has psychology exaggerated its "natural scientific character"?

Wolfgang Maiers

133-143

Cognitive representation

a psychology in search of mentality

Leendert Mos

145-156

The conceptual distinction between propositional and skillful knowing

William E. Smythe

157-166

Validity and reliability from a phenomenological perspective

Amedeo P. Giorgi

167-176

The units of analysis problem in psychology

an examination and proposed reconciliation

James Horley

177-187

Meaning horizon, paraphrase, and phenomenological investigations in psychology

Donald Kuiken, Wild

189-198

On history and system, and social psychology

Hans van Rappard

199-208

Understanding the complex dynamics of human stability and change

Brian L. Mishara

209-224

The concept of transition in developmental theories

Paul Van Geert

225-235

The introduction of construct validity to the assessment field

an historical analysis

T. B. Rogers

237-246

On paying attention

Warren Thorngate

247-263

Ludwig von Bertalanffy's contributions to theoretical psychology

Thaddeus E. Weckowicz

265-272

Category mistakes in act and gaps

remarks on Anderson's adaptive control of thought and tulving's general abstract processing system

R. J. Jorna

273-284

On objective and subjective anchoring of cognitive acts

how behavioural valence modifies reasoning schemata

Maria Lewicka

285-301

Piagetian theory reconsidered

an interpretive reading of Piaget

Gary Kose, Patricia Heindel

303-312

The practice of health psychology and behavioral medicine

whither theory?

Stam

313-325

The role of cognition in emotional experience

327-337

A three-dimensional model of the brain and psychopathology

Lorne T. Yeudall

339-348

Moral objectivity

toward a new understanding of intuition

William J. Hague

349-356

Models of layered structure in personality

Desmond Cartwright, Helene Peckar

357-366

The current direction of theoretical psychology

an epilogue

William J. Baker

367-372