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978-1-4612-9507-5Plenum Press, New York 1985

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-8700-7nterpreted to mean that there are no widely accepted general theories covering important areas. Psychology and other social sciences appear to suffer from the added disadvantage that not only are such theories and paradigms lacking, but professional members of these groups often regard this lack of

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Education, Inclusion, and Identitynthusiasm. The distinction between strong and weak theories appears to me to be a valuable one, and Eysenck’s emphasis on the utility and importance of weak theories is timely and right on target. During the last decade the Popperian picture of science has become widely known and quite influential i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-04013-9he majority of academic psychologists would not identify with any of them. Mentalism, at least in the sense that Bunge calls . mentalism, has long since been relegated to the fringes of psychology, although it may well have a greater following among philosophers. Whether what Bunge calls . mentalism