Más allá de las dos disciplinas de la Psicología científica
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El distanciamiento histórico entre la psicología experimental y el estudio de las diferencias individuales ha dificultado la investigación psicológica. Esta fue la opinión que mantuve la última ocasión en la que me dirigí a los miembros de la American Psychologica! Association (Cronbach, 1957). Ya era hora, dije en aquel momento, de que la escuelas de investigación basados en los métodos correlacional y de manipulación se uniesen para dar a luz a una ciencia de Interacciones entre Aptitudes y Tratamientos (ATI).
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