10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPERATIONIST»
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1
Decision Space: Multidimensional Utility Analysis
Operationist and Contextualist Explanations Is there any reason not to take
probabilities and utilities as primitives in decision theory, or to resist using them to
explain rational preferences? In general, is there any reason for the sciences and
...
2
Logic, Language, and Method: On Polarities in Human ...
But apart from the impossibility to give a precise meaning to a completeness
claim of some class of logically true subjunctions with respect to the interpretation
of logical truth by general admissibility, essentially two difficulties of the
operationist ...
3
Foundations of Set Theory
LORENZEN'S OPERATIONIST SYSTEM Wang's approach is admittedly strongly
influenced by that of Lorenzen who in the early fifties developed his own version
of constructivism in the foundations of mathematics. Lorenzen's work culminated
...
A.A. Fraenkel, Y. Bar-Hillel, A. Levy, 1973
4
Advances in Public Economics: Utility, Choice and Welfare: A ...
To an operationist this different estimation method defines a different utility index
from a classical utility index estimated by asking people to introspect on their
riskless intensity of preference. Operationist sentiments are to be found in eg
Strotz ...
Ulrich U. Schmidt, Stefan Traub, 2006
5
The Nature and Function of Scientific Theories: Essays in ...
Now let us cast Einstein in the role of the "operationist" physicist who, wiser than
his contemporaries, has detected the theory-ladenness and wishes to withdraw
from it to a "level of direct observation," where there are no theoretical ...
6
Working Knowledge: Making the Human Sciences from Parsons to ...
presumed, rightly, that the operationist stance was intended to render the
meaning of his concepts in the field of personality research and dynamic
psychology “meaningless”—a view that Stevens was not reticent aboutvoicing.
152 Push came ...
7
Provability, Computability and Reflection
LoRENzEN's OPERATIONIST SYsTEM Wang's approach is admittedly strongly
influenced by that of Lorenzen who in a series of articles 1) developed his own
version of constructivism in the foundations of mathematics. Lorenzen's work ...
8
Proceedings of the 1972 Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy ...
out, the operationist program faces the threat of an indefinite splintering of
scientific concepts since strict application of the more extreme operationist
doctrine would lead to as many notions of a quantity such as mass as there are
different ...
K. Schaffner, Robert S. Cohen, 1974
9
Concepts of Science Education: A Philosophical Analysis
tion does not preserve the systematic and provisional character of science.17
Despite the failure of the operationist program as interpreted above, the effect of
operationism on science has not been completely negative; indeed it has had
great ...
10
Diagnostic Dilemmas in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: ...
An operationist would reply that since intellectual disability is just the satisfying of
certain diagnostic criteria, a child cannot satisfy the criteria without having the
disorder. An operationist-minded diagnostician might add that regardless of the ...
Christian Perring, Lloyd A. Wells, 2014
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OPERATIONIST»
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Fire in a Tunnel Between Bergen and Oslo
The trailer started to burn 3.5 km inside the tunnel at Flam side, said operationist Odd Arne Solvåg from Sogn og Fjordane police district. A total ... «The Nordic Page, Aug 13»
