摘要: The first part of the chapter describes several deleterious effects psychological disunity on sociology and anthropology, which at times have borrowed various conflicting concepts propositions. Through such borrowing social sciences been infected by this disunity, in turn has contributed to their own disunified state. area change illustrates confusion wrought theories regarding determinants behavior. second potential influence that can exert toward unification psychology. Data from three substantive areas illustrate how inductions events societies be used formulate propositions crucial for
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