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Theory Construction in Social Personality Psychology : Personal Experiences and Lessons Learned: a Special Issue of Personality and Social Psychology Review
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| Description | *Theory Construction in Social Personality Psychology : Personal Experiences and Lessons Learned: a Special Issue of Personality and Social Psychology Review. - 1st ed Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2004 ©2004. - 1 online resource (127 pages) |
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| ISBN | 9781135066529 | |
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| Publication year | 2004 | |
| Contents note | Cover -- Title Page -- Table of Contents -- Theory Construction in Social Personality Psychology: Personal Experiences and Lessons Learned -- Metatheory: Lessons from Social Identity Research -- Taking the Social Origins of Human Nature Seriously: Toward a More Imperialist Social Psychology -- Common Sense, Intuition, and Theory in Personality and Social Psychology -- Tools, Toys, Truisms, and Theories: Some Thoughts on the Creative Cycle of Theory Formation -- Mind the Gap: In Praise of lnformal Sources of Formal Theory -- Making a Theory Useful: Lessons Handed Down -- The Benefits of Abstract Functional Analysis in Theory Construction: The Case of Interdependence Theory -- The Quest for the Gist: On Challenges of Going Abstract in Social and Personality Psychology -- Collaboration: The Social Context of Theory Development -- A Perspectivist Approach to Theory Construction -- Dynamical Minimalism: Why Less is More in Psychology -- Theory in Social Psychology: Seeing the Forest and the Trees -- A Personalized Theory of Theory Construction -- The Naive Epistemology of a Working Social Psychologist (Or the Working Epistemology of a Naive Social Psychologist): The Value Of Taking "Temporary Givens" Seriously |