Beyond individual and group differences : human individuality, scientific psychology, and William Stern's critical personalism / James T. Lamiell.
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Thousand Oaks, Calif. :
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: a lost star
- Part I : Historical beginnings
- The problem of individuality and the birth of a "differential" psychology
- The narrowing of perspective in the proliferation of standardized testing and correlational research
- The entrenchment of a "common trait" perspective on human individuality
- Part II : Statistical thinking in the post-wundtian restructuring of scientific psychology
- The emergence of a "neo-Galtonian" framework for psychological research : a historical sketch
- Contemporary "nomotheticism" in within the neo-Galtonian framework: a methodological primer
- Contemporary "nomotheticism" in critical perspective
- Part III : Rethinking the problem
- An introduction to critical personalism
- Some models of personalistic inquiry in contemporary psychology
- Our differences aside : persons, things, individuality, and community.