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Conflict Theory / Trauma Theory

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2005
There has been a tendency in psychoanalysis to view the effects of trauma, and our ways of working with it, as something separate from our understanding and techniques of working with intrapsychic conflict. While appreciating certain differences, the author explores, primarily via clinical examples, how an integrated perspective may be most helpful to ...
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Grounded Theory, Feminist Theory, Critical Theory

Advances in Nursing Science, 2003
Nursing and social science scholars have examined the compatibility between feminist and grounded theory traditions in scientific knowledge generation, concluding that they are complementary, yet not without certain tensions. This line of inquiry is extended to propose a critical feminist grounded theory methodology.
Kaysi Eastlick, Kushner, Raymond, Morrow
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Modeling agents with a theory of mind: Theory–theory versus simulation theory [PDF]

Web Intelligence and Agent Systems: An International Journal, 2012
Virtual training systems with intelligent agents provide an effective means to train people for complex, dynamic tasks like crisis management or firefighting. For successful training, intelligent virtual agents should be able to show believable behavior, adapt their behavior to the trainee's performance and give useful explanations about their behavior.
Harbers, M., Bosch, K. van den, Meyer, J.J.C.   +2 more
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Theories, theory and Theory

1980
The notion of “theory” probably has a more uncertain meaning in the social sciences and sociology in particular than in other disciplines. As far back as the early 1950s, in a passage in Social Theory and Social Structure, R. K. Merton2 pointed out that the word theory was being used by sociologists in seven different ways, only one of which was ...
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