Operationism as methodology

Robert Plutchik

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Philosophy and History of Science Philosophy, Science, and History

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Operationism, the doctrine that a concept can best be defined in terms of a set of operations, has been the subject of much controversy since Bridgman first formulated it in 1927. The mixed reactions concerning the value of operationism, the variety of viewpoints that have gradually evolved, and the problems involved in this approach are examined in this paper.

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