Preface.
Contributors.
I. INTRODUCTION, BACKGROUND, AND OVERVIEW.
1. Social Psychology of Science: A Conceptual and Research Program,
Shadish, Fuller, Gorman, Amabile, Kruglanski, Rosenthal, and
Rosenwein.
2. The Social Psychology of Scientific Validity: An Epistemological
Perspective and a Personalized History, Campbell.
3. The Social Psychology of Scientific Knowledge: Another Strong
Programme, Fuller.
II. SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCE
STUDIES.
4. Toward an Experimental Social Psychology of Science: Preliminary
Results and Reflexive Observations, Gorman.
5. The Social-Cognitive Bases of Scientific Knowledge,
Kruglanski.
6. On Being One's Own Case Study: Experimenter Effects in
Behavioral Research - 30 Years Later, Rosenthal.
7. Meta-analysis and Some Science-Compromising Problems of Social
Psychology, Miller and Pollock.
8. Social Influence in Science: Agreement and Dissent in Achieving
Scientific Consensus, Rosenwein.
9. Scientists' Responses to Ethical Issues in Research, Sieber.
10. Characterizing Niches and Strata in Science by Tracing
Differences in Cognitive Styles Distribution, Wilkes.
11. The Atmosphere of Pure Work: Creativity in Research and
Development, Amabile.
12. Thinking by Groups, Organizations and Networks: A Sociologist's
View of the Social Psychology of Science and Technology,
Westrum.
III. DISCUSSION.
13. Making Scientific Knowledge a Social Psychological Problem,
Turner.
14. On the Social Psychology of Science, Tweney.
15. Social Psychology and Science Studies: More Commonality of
Purpose than Metatheory, Cook.
16. Editor's Epilogue: Some Reflections, Shadish and Fuller.
IV. FOR FURTHER READING.
17. A Guide to the Philosophy and Sociology of Science for Social
Psychology of Science, Fuller.
18. Social Psychology Readings Relevant to Science: An Annotated
Reading List, Kruglanski.
19. Social Psychology and Science Studies, Lawless.
Author Index.
Subject Index.
William R. Shadish, PhD, Memphis State University
Steve Fuller, PhD, University of Pittsburgh.
"...an important book which will surely have an impact on ongoing research and debate in science studies."-- "Social Studies of Science" (11/7/1993 12:00:00 AM)
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