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Arguments in favour of a psycho-psychophysics
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):602-604 (1995)
Abstract
In contrast to Lockhead's view it is argued that psychology as a genuine science must not be based on other sciences and that psychological measurements have to be validated inside psychology. It is pointed out that psychological scalings, unaffected by judgment contexts, can be obtained if the experimental setting is compatible with everyday situationsOther Versions
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