1939
DOI: 10.1037/h0058506
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Some rapprochements in contemporary psychology.

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“…The schism between the two scientific communities had been repeatedly taken up in presidential addresses before the American Psychological Association (Cronbach, 1957;Dashiell, 1939) and had deeply affected the values and the mutual esteem of psychologists (Thorndike, 1954). Brunswik could not persuade his colleagues from the experimental community to consider the statistical tool of the competing community as a model of how the mind works.…”
Section: Discovery and Rejection Of The Analogymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The schism between the two scientific communities had been repeatedly taken up in presidential addresses before the American Psychological Association (Cronbach, 1957;Dashiell, 1939) and had deeply affected the values and the mutual esteem of psychologists (Thorndike, 1954). Brunswik could not persuade his colleagues from the experimental community to consider the statistical tool of the competing community as a model of how the mind works.…”
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“…La analogía de Burnswik llegó demasiado pronto para ser aceptada por sus colegas de la disciplina experimental; llegó antes de la institucionalización de la estadística como método de inferencia científica, y llegó con el modelo estadístico -equivocado‖, la estadística correlacional. La correlación era un método indispensable no en la psicología experimental, sino en la disciplina rival, conocida como el programa Galton-Pearson o, como lo expresó Cronbach (1957), el -Sacro Impero Romano‖ de la -psicología correlacional.‖ El cisma entre estas dos disciplinas había sido tratado repetidamente en discursos presidenciales de la APA (Dashiell, 1939;Cronbach, 1957) y había afectado los valores y la estima mutua de los psicólogos (Thorndike, 1954). Brunswik no tuvo éxito en persuadir a sus colegas de la disciplina experimental de que consideraran la herramienta estadística de la disciplina rival como un modelo del funcionamiento de la mente.…”
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“…Conklin (5) approached it from the point of view of administration; pointing out that administrators in the field of psychology are meeting serious problems due to the lack of organization and unity in their profession. Dashiell (6) has been more optimistic in his paper. For instance, he has interpreted the methodological emphasis of the operationists, Hull and Lewin, as indicating a growing unity in psychology.…”
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