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Theory and measure in the psychological field: The case of attachment theory and the strange situation procedure

Theory & Psychology, 2015
In this article, we pose a question about the link between theory and measure within the field of psychology and use an influential psychological theory—attachment theory—as a case study to test our question. Using a multidisciplinary approach, we incorporate broad historical, sociological, and philosophical perspectives to support our thesis that in ...
Yair Ziv, Yotam Hotam
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Sketch of J. R. Kantor’s Psychological Interbehavioral Field Theory

The Psychological Record, 2009
We provide a sketch of J. R. Kantor’s (1959, 1971) psychological interbehavioral field (IBF) theory by identifying 9 essential points and briefly discussing each. The main emphasis of this sketch is on the foundation of Kantor’s thinking, the IBF. Suggestions for further study are provided.
Noel W. Smith, Dennis J. Delprato
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Stimuli-induced equilibrium point: A psychological field theory application in ramp merging systems

2017 17th International Conference on Control, Automation and Systems (ICCAS), 2017
Based on the psychological field theory, the stimuli-induced equilibrium point (SIEP) model is formulated to characterize the interaction of a driver between two vehicles (leader and follower) in a three-vehicle platooning configuration. Considering the intensity of the stimuli that act upon a driver between these vehicles, the point at which the ...
S. Kendrick Amezquita   +3 more
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buhler and the two field theory the notion of field in language between philosophy and psychology

2019
An important development of the notion of “field” in linguistics is found in Karl Bühler’s Sprachtheorie (1934), and in particular in his theory of the two fields (symbolical and deictical), through which he provides a perceptual, pragmatic and social anchoring of language.
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ΔU-Psychology: The Unified Field Theory of Consciousness

ΔU-Psychology introduces a paradigm shift in the science of mind. It replaces descriptive and interpretative schools of psychology (psychoanalysis, Jungian psychology, behaviorism, cognitivism, humanistic psychology, neuropsychology) with a predictive and prescriptive framework grounded in a single equation of consciousness dynamics.
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Examples Concerning Application of Chaos Theory in the Specialization Fields of Psychological Counseling and Guidance

2018
Although the individual is centralized in the field of psychological counseling and guidance (PCG) which has preventive, protective, healing, and developing functions, his interaction with the systems which involve the individual is examined, too. For this, system approaches are used.
Filiz Bilge, Ahmet Altınok
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