Unity and Fragmentation in Psychology

A comprehensive exploration of the issue of unification in psychology, approaching the topic from a philosophical perspective, and via a combination of theoretical and empirical research, to offer a fresh and invaluable guide for scholars and upper-level students.

Nicolò Gaj is a clinical psychologist at San Raffaele Hospital, Milan and member of the Research Unit for Philosophical Psychology at the Catholic University of Milan, Italy.

Chapter 1: Unity of Method Chapter 2: Unity of Language Chapter 3: Unity of Laws Chapter 4: Unity of Objects Chapter 5: Evidence of Fragmentation in Psychology Chapters 6: Introduction to the Section Chapter 7: Gregory Kimble's Functional Behaviorism (FB) Chapter 8: Arthut Staats' Psychological Behaviorism Chapter 9: Gregg Henriques' Unified Theory of Psychology Chapter 10: Norman Anderson's Information Integration Theory Chapter 11: Robert Sternberg and colleagues' Unified Psychology Chapter 12: A Fragmented Clinical Psychology Chapter 13: Empirical Research: Psychology as a Science and as a Profession Chapter 14: Conclusions