Add to ORKGThe substance dualist philosophy of mind and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator share many philosophical commitments which harmonize together. I make the argument in this work that when taken together, both theories aid each other in making their claims meaningful. With such a union, both theories have new directions to explore for mutual gain and open themselves up to consistency of thought in the face of critique
Each individual is unique. Each of us is a product of heredity and environment. Big influence and im...
The debate about whether humans are voluntary or involuntary agents is ongoing. This contention allo...
While it is intuitive for many of us to claim ownership over our mind and body, deeper reflections i...
The substance dualist philosophy of mind and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator share many philosophica...
The elusive relationship between the mental domain and the physical brain, known as the mind-body pr...
<p>The elusive relationship between the mental domain and the physical brain, known as the mind-body...
Currently, the self has replaced the soul as the major focus of much psychological theorizing. I arg...
Dualists view the mind and the body as two fundamental different “things”, equally real and independ...
This is an updated version of one section of my essay "Objections to Dualism" prepared for presentat...
Previous attempts to construct an integrative framework for personality psychology are primarily des...
In his Hans Eysenck Lecture, Martin Davies describes how he has continued to integrate the correlati...
This hermeneutic research attempts to address the mind and body problem using complementarity from q...
Previous attempts to construct an integrative framework for personality psychology are primarily des...
The relationship between mind and brain has philosophical, scientific, and practical implications. T...
Psychology straddles areas from the biological to the social and cultural. Within that vast range, t...
Each individual is unique. Each of us is a product of heredity and environment. Big influence and im...
The debate about whether humans are voluntary or involuntary agents is ongoing. This contention allo...
While it is intuitive for many of us to claim ownership over our mind and body, deeper reflections i...
The substance dualist philosophy of mind and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator share many philosophica...
The elusive relationship between the mental domain and the physical brain, known as the mind-body pr...
<p>The elusive relationship between the mental domain and the physical brain, known as the mind-body...
Currently, the self has replaced the soul as the major focus of much psychological theorizing. I arg...
Dualists view the mind and the body as two fundamental different “things”, equally real and independ...
This is an updated version of one section of my essay "Objections to Dualism" prepared for presentat...
Previous attempts to construct an integrative framework for personality psychology are primarily des...
In his Hans Eysenck Lecture, Martin Davies describes how he has continued to integrate the correlati...
This hermeneutic research attempts to address the mind and body problem using complementarity from q...
Previous attempts to construct an integrative framework for personality psychology are primarily des...
The relationship between mind and brain has philosophical, scientific, and practical implications. T...
Psychology straddles areas from the biological to the social and cultural. Within that vast range, t...
Each individual is unique. Each of us is a product of heredity and environment. Big influence and im...
The debate about whether humans are voluntary or involuntary agents is ongoing. This contention allo...
While it is intuitive for many of us to claim ownership over our mind and body, deeper reflections i...