

Theoretical pluralism and complementarity
pp. 317-324
in: Leendert Mos (ed), Annals of theoretical psychology, Berlin, Springer, 1985Abstrakt
Royce develops two major ideas in his paper, both of which are consistent, in general, with his earlier work (e.g., Royce, 1978). I shall summarize these two ideas, referring to Royce's general orientation to theoretical psychology, and then comment on part of just one of those ideas.