10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPERATIONALISM»
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operationalism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
operationalism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Re-engineering Philosophy for Limited Beings: Piecewise ...
Definitional operationalism is the view that philosophers know as operationalism,
that the meaning of theoretical terms is to be defined in terms of the experimental
operations used in measuring that theoretical quantity. Multiple means of ...
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Anthropological Research: The Structure of Inquiry
When we survey the great welter of anthropological work that is produced without
any semblance of operationalism, we can be assured that most of the
anthropological enterprise would experience a drastic slowdown if complete
operationism ...
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Methodology and Epistemology for Social Sciences: Selected ...
alternative to definitional operationalism is multiple operationalism, also to
become known as convergent operationalism and methodological triangulation.
It is very obvious in this essay and in others that Campbell rejects definitionalism
but ...
Donald T. Campbell, E. Samuel Overman, 1988
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Philosophical Theories of Probability
Operationalism is appropriate for the social sciences, but not for the natural
sciences I have argued in this chapter and the previous chapter in favour of a
pluralist view of probability which involves accepting both the subjective (and ...
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The Philosophy of Science
His most important contribution in this area is his treatment of operationalism.
Bridgman should not be named the inventor of operationalism; he explicitly gives
credit to Einstein for using it in developing the theory of special relativity (
Bridgman ...
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Curriculum Studies: Curriculum forms
33-34) Although this operationalism is to be distinguished from behaviourism, it
still carries a number of strong implications in the practical context of teaching. It
implies that all teaching objectives must either be translated into operational
terms ...
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Cultural Psychology and Qualitative Methodology: Theoretical ...
The flaws in operationalism led many of its early proponents to abandon it.
Philosophers Carnap, Hempel, and Ayer, along with psychologists Tolman, Koch,
Brunswick, Campbell, Fiske, R. Cattell, Guthrie, and Neal Miller, were notable ...
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Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Index
Hardcastle, G. (1995) 'S.S. Stevens' Philosophy of Science', Philosophy of
Science 62: 404-24. (Assesses relations of Steven's operationalism to other
behaviourisms and positivism.) Hempel, C.G.(1952) Fundamentals of Concept
Formation ...
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An Introduction To the Logic of Psychological Measurement
Operationalism served quite a different purpose within psychology. It was not
applied in psychology with the same rigour as was used by Bridgman in applying
it to physics. It was never applied in psychology to those concepts that are able to
...
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Handbook of Research on Educational Communications and ...
Operationalism is a term often associated with Skinnerian behaviorism and
indeed in a sense this association is correct; not, however, in the historical sense
of operationalism of Stevens (1939) or, in his attacks on behaviorism, by Spence
...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OPERATIONALISM»
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operationalism is used in the context of the following news items.
New wave of cuts at Department of Immigration with executives …
Sensitive portfolios like Immigration quickly become dysfunctional, and oppressive when a narrow operationalism is forced on them - this is ... «The Canberra Times, May 15»
Who Needs Art?
It's because we live in a technocracy dominated by a methodology called operationalism, which insists on the quantification and measurability ... «CounterPunch, Feb 14»
Harvard University Press, 2012
The existence of electrons is mind-independent: he clarifies that the no-miracle argument was targeted against various forms of operationalism ... «Metapsychology, Sep 13»
Operational Intelligence: Using Big Data To Cut Through The Noise
... can only see true value in their data if they are able to translate that data into operationalism in a way that can be meaningfully measured. «SiliconANGLE, Jul 13»
JJC Smart (1920-2012)
Smart also defended scientific realism against conventionalism, operationalism and the like. You can get a rough picture of his opponents by thinking back to ... «Philosophy Now, Jan 13»
Wheeler's Utterly Simple Idea That Demands The Quantum
... Riemannian geometry as a-priori from operationalism). I suggest the way to derive the fact that different alternatives must correlate in stronger ... «Science 2.0, Sep 12»
