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These are scientific tools -- no left wing ideology .
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In philosophy the bribe theory advocates religion because it makes you healthier, live longer etc. The "intrinsic motivation" is something like I put forth that religion is about expressing...
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In my new book "16 strivings for god: new psychology of religious experiences," I support William James's analysis that different personalities need different gods. I disagree with some well...
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Not counting brain spot theories etc., just psychological, cognitive, or behavior theories.
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Whole areas of psychology -- hull-spence theory, animal learning, social learning, client centered therapy, etc. -- seem to have disappeared without some new finding disproving them. What follows...
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For decades psychologists have debated the validity of undermining. For a critique of this issue, see my treatise "myths of intrinsic motivation" and Robert Eisenberger's meta-review.
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I am finishing a book on what motivates religious beliefs and practices. The book expands on an article I published in Zygon, which is a science/theology journal. I just joined research gate and...
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