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Jan Smedslund

49 works· latest 2020· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

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From statistics to trust: Psychology in transition

New Ideas in Psychology·2020·1 author·Open access

7citations

A Prehistory of My Present Position

Theory and history in the human and social sciences·2020·1 author·chapter

1citations

Professional Practice Without Empirical Evidence: The Psychologic of Trust

Theory and history in the human and social sciences·2020·1 author·chapter

1citations

Neuro-Ornamentation in Psychological Research

Theory and history in the human and social sciences·2020·1 author·chapter

1citations

Practicing psychology without an empirical evidence-base: The bricoleur model

New Ideas in Psychology·2016·1 author

22citations

Why Psychology Cannot be an Empirical Science

Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science·2015·1 author

118citations

The Value of Experiments in Psychology

·2015·1 author·other

37citations

Research-Based Knowledge in Psychology: What, if Anything, is Its Incremental Value to the Practitioner?

Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science·2014·2 authors

20citations

The Structure of Psychological Common Sense

Psychology Press eBooks·2013·1 author·book

129citations

Psycho‐logic: Some thoughts and after‐thoughts

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·2012·1 author

27citations

Das Beschreiben von Beschreibungen, Erklären von Erklärungen und Vorhersagen von Vorhersagen: paradigmatische Fälle für die Psychologie

De Gruyter eBooks·2012·1 author·chapter

3citations

Meaning of words and the use of axiomatics in psychological theory.

Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology·2011·1 author

18citations

What Kind of Propositions Are Set Forth in Developmental Research? Five Case Studies

Human Development·2010·1 author

26citations

The Mismatch between Current Research Methods and the Nature of Psychological Phenomena

Theory & Psychology·2009·1 author

92citations

From Heider to Psycho-Logic

Social Psychology·2008·1 author

14citations

From Hypothesis-Testing Psychology to Procedure-Testing Psychologic

Review of General Psychology·2002·1 author

35citations

The psycho‐logic of action: Reply to Vollmer

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1995·1 author

0citations

Non‐empirical and empirical components in the hypotheses of five social psychological experiments

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1994·1 author

22citations

Are Frijda's “Laws of Emotion” Empirical?

Cognition & Emotion·1992·1 author

24citations

The Pseudoempirical in Psychology and the Case for Psychologic

Psychological Inquiry·1991·1 author

108citations

Psychologic: A Technical Language for Psychology

Psychological Inquiry·1991·1 author

19citations

A critique of Tversky and Kahneman's distinction between fallacy and misunderstanding

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1990·1 author

30citations

Psychology and psychologic: Characterization of the difference.

·1990·1 author

15citations

What is Psychologic?

Recent research in psychology·1990·1 author·chapter

3citations

Fritz Heider misinterpreted

Contemporary Psychology·1988·1 author

2citations

How stable is common sense psychology and can it be transcended? Reply to Valsiner

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1986·1 author

10citations

What Is Necessarily True in Psychology?

Springer eBooks·1984·1 author·chapter

89citations

The Invisible Obvious: Culture in Psychology

Advances in psychology·1984·1 author·chapter

29citations

Psychology Cannot Take Leave of Common Sense

Springer eBooks·1984·1 author·chapter

2citations

Revising explications of common sense through dialogue: Thirty‐six psychological theorems

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1982·1 author

30citations

Common sense as psychosocial reality: A reply to Sjöberg

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1982·1 author

26citations

Rationality is a necessary presupposition in psychology

Behavioral and Brain Sciences·1981·1 author

3citations

From ordinary to scientific language: Reply to Jones

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1980·1 author

5citations

Between the analytic and the arbitrary: A case study of psychological research

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1979·1 author

52citations

Bandura's theory of self‐efficacy: A set of common sense theorems

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1978·1 author

159citations

Some psychological theories are not empirical: Reply to Bandura

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1978·1 author

23citations

PIAGET'S PSYCHOLOGY IN PRACTICE*

British Journal of Educational Psychology·1977·1 author

87citations

A reexamination of the role of theory in psychology

PsycEXTRA Dataset·1976·1 author·dataset

2citations

Becoming a Psychologist

Contemporary Psychology·1974·1 author

18citations

Becoming a psychologist: Theoretical foundations for a humanistic psychology.

Universitetsforlaget eBooks·1972·1 author·book

14citations

Diagonal between Bruner and Piaget

Contemporary Psychology·1971·1 author

0citations

MEANINGS, IMPLICATIONS AND UNIVERSALS: TOWARDS A PSYCHOLOGY OF MAN

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1969·1 author

31citations

Psychological diagnostics.

Psychological Bulletin·1969·1 author

78citations

Concrete Reasoning: A Study of Intellectual Development

Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development·1964·1 author

102citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1961·1 author

197citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1961·1 author

129citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN: II.External reinforcement of conservation of weight and of the operations of addition and subtraction

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1961·1 author

95citations

THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION OF SUBSTANCE AND WEIGHT IN CHILDREN

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1961·1 author

74citations

The epistemological foundations of behaviorism. A critique

Acta Psychologica·1955·1 author

2citations