Casting Nets and Testing Specimens

Philip Julian Runkel

ISBN 10: 0974015571 ISBN 13: 9780974015576
Editorial: Living Control Systems Publishing, 2007
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Runkel reviews current psychological research methods (i.e., ’casting nets’) and tells the reader in an easily understandable way what kinds of information the methods do and do not provide. Any research method is a tool appropriate in some but not all situations. The mainstream research tools of psychology are not sufficient to explain individual behavior and its causes.

Following this review, the reader is familiarized with the concept of causation and with W.T. Powers’s Perceptual Control Theory, the framework necessary for a change in perspective on human behavior (i.e., ’testing specimens’). The author explains how an appropriate investigation of causation in individual human behavior should be designed and then expands the view to an interaction between individuals.

Reseña del editor: Runkel reviews current psychological research methods (i.e., 'casting nets') and tells the reader in an easily understandable way what kinds of information the methods do and do not provide. Any research method is a tool appropriate in some but not all situations. The mainstream research tools of psychology are not sufficient to explain individual behavior and its causes.

Following this review, the reader is familiarized with the concept of causation and with W.T. Powers's Perceptual Control Theory, the framework necessary for a change in perspective on human behavior (i.e., 'testing specimens'). The author explains how an appropriate investigation of causation in individual human behavior should be designed and then expands the view to an interaction between individuals.

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Título: Casting Nets and Testing Specimens
Editorial: Living Control Systems Publishing
Año de publicación: 2007
Encuadernación: PAP
Condición: New
Edición: 2ª Edición

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