The Problem of Theoretical Pluralism in Psychology
Published 1 January 1985
Joseph R. Royce
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Abstract
In one way or another questions raised by the commentators are all relevant to the issue of scientific progress. I will, therefore, begin with this more general issue as the context for dealing with the specific points raised by Hyland, Kitchener, and Lindholm.
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