Reconstructing the Mind: Replicability in Research on Human Development

Front Cover......Page 1
Title Page\r......Page 4
Copyright Page\r......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Preface......Page 8
General Introduction......Page 10
PART I. The Notion of Replicability: Historical and Theoretical Issues......Page 20
CHAPTER I The Varieties of Replication: A Historical Introduction......Page 26
CHAPTER 2 Replication, Restudy, And The Nature Of Anthropological Fieldwork*......Page 46
CHAPTER 3 A Process Model Of Replication Studies: On The Relation Between Different Types Of Replication*......Page 66
CHAPTER 4 Constructivism And Pragmatism: How To Solve The Problematic Relation Between Methodology And Epistemology In The Debate About Replication\r......Page 80
PART II. The Methods Of Replication......Page 102
CHAPTER 5 Do Our Methods Work for orAgainst Us?*......Page 106
CHAPTER 6 Replication and Meta-Analysis: the Story of a Meta-Analysis of Parents\' Socialization Practices*......Page 126
CHAPTER 7 From Virtual to Systematic Replications*......Page 160
PART III. Replication In Practice: The Interdependence Of Theories And Empirical Context......Page 180
CHAPTER 8 Replicability In Context: The Problem of Generalization\r......Page 182
CHAPTER 9 Situational Context Features And Early Memory Development: Insights From Replications Of Istomina\'s Experiment\r......Page 192
CHAPTER 10 Replication: What\'s The Angle?......Page 216
CHAPTER 11 The Forbidden Colors Game: An Argument in Favor of Internalization?\r......Page 242
CHAPTER 12 Does Maternal ResponsivenessIncrease Infant Crying?*: Replication of the Baltimore Study\r......Page 264
Epilogue......Page 280
Author Index......Page 294
Subject Index......Page 302