Carnap and Psychology

Abstract

Abstract When considering Carnaps relationship to psychology, we can distinguish between the question whether (and to what extent) Carnap’s works contain assumptions about what might plausibly be construed as a subject matter of psychology (e.g., mind or behavior), and whether Carnap’s writings about these matters were influenced by (or had implications for) the scientific psychology of his time.

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