Resolution Versus Revolution?

Apfelbaum, Erika; Lubek, Ian

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“…In effect, in our arguments we confront the personality psychologist with an enormous moral responsibility, the proportions of which have only begun to be appreciated in recent years (cf. Apfelbaum & Lubek, 1976; Argyris, 1980; Hogan & Emler, 1978; Morawski, 1982; Sampson, 1977, 1981).…”

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confidence: 99%

Hermeneutics of personality description.

Gergen¹,

Hepburn²,

Fisher³

1986

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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Recent decades have been marked by a steadily increasing emphasis on neural determinants of behavior. Concerns with socio-cultural processes have simultaneously been diminished. Given the significance of this shift toward a cortical explanation of human behavior-in terms of both the direction of research in psychology and the implications of this research for social practices and policy-critical reflection is essential. In particular, when significant conceptual flaws are brought into focus, we find good reason to reconsider the significance of sociocultural process. And, when we take into account major vistas of neuropsychological research, the conclusion becomes evident that not only is human action unintelligible in terms of neural activity, but the brain primarily functions in the service of cultural process. To be sure, cortical functioning may both enable and limit human activity. However, given the enormous variation in human conduct, and the dependency of such conduct on the generation of cultural meaning, the most promising conclusion, both for research and for societal practice, is to view the brain chiefly as an instrument for achieving socially originated ends. This is not to argue against inquiry into brain functioning, but to be more judicious about the domains of its utility, and critical in terms of what it offers for understanding human action.

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confidence: 99%

Hermeneutics of personality description.

Gergen¹,

Hepburn²,

Fisher³

1986

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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“…Studying conflict-reduction (and its implications for world peace) in McCarthy-era America would not produce the same sort of research agenda as studying such questions during a period of social upheaval and socience movements. (Compare Apfelbaum & Lubek, 1976, with Gough et al, Louw & Foster, this issue). And this question of cultural relativism in the construction of a history of social psychology can also be raised concerning the recent critically-oriented textbook on the history of American social psychology (Collier, Minton, & Reynolds, 1991).…”

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The histor(y/ies) of social psycholog(y/ies).

Lubek¹

1992

Canadian Psychology / Psychologie canadienne

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No simple blueprint exists fur writing a, let alone the, history of psychology. Papers at the International Conference on the History of Social Psychology (Paris, April, lOfli) reflected differing methodologies, cultural perspectives, and purposes in writing histor(y/ies) and upon social psycholog(y/ies)'s nature as a singular/ plural and/or universalist/relativist. Historical recovery of such lost themes as language, the uses and abuses of interpersonal influence and political power, and trans-generational influences, may enrich social psychology beyond its current specialized narrowness.

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“…The world was in turmoil at all levels in society, and our laboratorybased efforts appeared to be so futile. This attitude was perfectly stated by Erika Apfelbaum (personal communication) when she was explaining just why she gave up experimental conflict research (Apfelbaum & Lubek, 1976). She stated that fighting her way through protesting student demonstrations to get to her laboratories, at the University of Paris, to study interpersonal conflict in experimental games struck her as absurd.…”

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confidence: 97%

The resolution of conflict.

Swingle¹

1989

Canadian Psychology / Psychologie canadienne

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Resolution Versus Revolution?

Cited by 27 publications

References 17 publications

Hermeneutics of personality description.

Hermeneutics of personality description.

The histor(y/ies) of social psycholog(y/ies).

The resolution of conflict.

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