Myearly fascination with geometry and physics and, later, with perception and imagination
inspired a hope that fundamental phenomena of psychology, like those of physics, might …

A psychological space is established for any set of stimuli by determining metric distances
between the stimuli such that the probability that a response learned to any stimulus will …

In American psychology, systems and theories historically have been closely associated. For
this reason, it is important that students of psychology know at least the essence of the major …

436 BERGMANN to features of the behaving organisms' physical environment or, in physio
logical terms, to physiological states or events inside their bodies. The laws of psychology …

This article ventures to explore the conceptual space where humanistic psychology and
enactive cognitive science meet so as to lay out the practical and philosophical foundations …

When it is frequently said, following Kuhn, that social science in general, and psychology in
particular, is in a preparadigmatic phase, this may be interpreted to mean that there are no …

The role of the individual subject in scientific psychology has always been a controversial
issue in psychology. Throughout the aim of the present volume was to analyze some of the …

This reprinted article originally appeared in (American Psychologist, 1989, 44 [3], 491-
499).(The following abstract of the original article appeared in record 1989-28023-001.) …

An animal that is rewarded for a response in one situation (the S+) is likely to respond to
similar but recognizably different stimuli, the ubiquitous phenomenon of stimulus …

A widely held and intuitively plausible tenet of computational psychology holds that if two
individuals are identical in all physical respects then they are psychologically identical as …