Gregory J. Feist, PhD, currently is Associate Professor of Psychology in Personality and Adult Development and Director of the Experimental Graduate Program in Psychology at San Jose State University.Michael E. Gorman, PhD, is a professor at the University of Virginia.

• Introduction & HistoryChapter 1: Introduction: Another Brick in the WallGregory J. Feist & Michael E. Gorman Chapter 2: History of the Psychology of ScienceSteve FullerFoundational Psychologies of ScienceChapter 3: Learning Science Through InquiryCorinne Zimmerman & Steve Croker Chapter 4: Cognitive-Historical Approaches to the Understanding of ScienceRyan TweneyChapter 5: The Scientific PersonalityGregory Feist Chapter 6: Scientific Communication in the Process to CoauthorshipSofia Liberman & Kurt Bernardo WolfDevelopment and Theory ChangeChapter 7: Scientific Reasoning: Explanation, Confirmation Bias, and Scientific PracticeBarabara Koslowski Chapter 8: The Nature of Scientific Reasoning and its Neurological SubstrateAntwon Lawson Chapter 9: Children as Scientific ThinkersDavid Klahr, Bryan Matlen & Jamie Jirout Special TopicsChapter 10: Creative Genius in ScienceDean Simonton Chapter 11: Gender and Science: Psychological ImperativesNeelam KumarChapter 12: Conflicts, Cooperation, and Competition in the Fields of Science and TechnologyAnna Dorothea Schulze and Verena SeuffertChapter 13: Postmodernism and the Development of the Psychology of ScienceCapaldi & Proctor Chapter 14: Psychobiography and the Psychology of ScienceWilliam McKinley Runyan Applied Psychologies of ScienceChapter 15: The Psychology of Technological InventionMichael E. Gorman Chapter 16: The Psychology of Research Groups: Creativity and PerformanceSven Hemlin & Lisa OlssonChapter 17: The Psychology of Human Research ParticipationAnne Moyer Chapter 18: Heuristics and Biases that Help and Hinder Scientists: Toward a Psychology of Scientific Judgment and Decision MakingJoanne Kane & Gregory D. WebsterChapter 19: The Psychology of Uncertainty in Scientific Data AnalysisChristian D. Schunn & J. Gregory Trafton Past and Future of Psychology of ScienceChapter 20: Quantitative Trends in Establishing a Psychology of Science: A Review of the MetasciencesGregory D. Webster Chapter 21: Conclusions and the Future of the Psychology of ScienceMichael E. Gorman & Gregory J. Feist

Gregory J. Feist, PhD, currently is Associate Professor of Psychology in Personality and Adult Development and Director of the Experimental Graduate Program in Psychology at San Jose State University.Michael E. Gorman, PhD, is a professor at the University of Virginia.

• Introduction & HistoryChapter 1: Introduction: Another Brick in the WallGregory J. Feist & Michael E. Gorman Chapter 2: History of the Psychology of ScienceSteve FullerFoundational Psychologies of ScienceChapter 3: Learning Science Through InquiryCorinne Zimmerman & Steve Croker Chapter 4: Cognitive-Historical Approaches to the Understanding of ScienceRyan TweneyChapter 5: The Scientific PersonalityGregory Feist Chapter 6: Scientific Communication in the Process to CoauthorshipSofia Liberman & Kurt Bernardo WolfDevelopment and Theory ChangeChapter 7: Scientific Reasoning: Explanation, Confirmation Bias, and Scientific PracticeBarabara Koslowski Chapter 8: The Nature of Scientific Reasoning and its Neurological SubstrateAntwon Lawson Chapter 9: Children as Scientific ThinkersDavid Klahr, Bryan Matlen & Jamie Jirout Special TopicsChapter 10: Creative Genius in ScienceDean Simonton Chapter 11: Gender and Science: Psychological ImperativesNeelam KumarChapter 12: Conflicts, Cooperation, and Competition in the Fields of Science and TechnologyAnna Dorothea Schulze and Verena SeuffertChapter 13: Postmodernism and the Development of the Psychology of ScienceCapaldi & Proctor Chapter 14: Psychobiography and the Psychology of ScienceWilliam McKinley Runyan Applied Psychologies of ScienceChapter 15: The Psychology of Technological InventionMichael E. Gorman Chapter 16: The Psychology of Research Groups: Creativity and PerformanceSven Hemlin & Lisa OlssonChapter 17: The Psychology of Human Research ParticipationAnne Moyer Chapter 18: Heuristics and Biases that Help and Hinder Scientists: Toward a Psychology of Scientific Judgment and Decision MakingJoanne Kane & Gregory D. WebsterChapter 19: The Psychology of Uncertainty in Scientific Data AnalysisChristian D. Schunn & J. Gregory Trafton Past and Future of Psychology of ScienceChapter 20: Quantitative Trends in Establishing a Psychology of Science: A Review of the MetasciencesGregory D. Webster Chapter 21: Conclusions and the Future of the Psychology of ScienceMichael E. Gorman & Gregory J. Feist

Gregory J. Feist, PhD, currently is Associate Professor of Psychology in Personality and Adult Development and Director of the Experimental Graduate Program in Psychology at San Jose State University.Michael E. Gorman, PhD, is a professor at the University of Virginia.

• Introduction & HistoryChapter 1: Introduction: Another Brick in the WallGregory J. Feist & Michael E. Gorman Chapter 2: History of the Psychology of ScienceSteve FullerFoundational Psychologies of ScienceChapter 3: Learning Science Through InquiryCorinne Zimmerman & Steve Croker Chapter 4: Cognitive-Historical Approaches to the Understanding of ScienceRyan TweneyChapter 5: The Scientific PersonalityGregory Feist Chapter 6: Scientific Communication in the Process to CoauthorshipSofia Liberman & Kurt Bernardo WolfDevelopment and Theory ChangeChapter 7: Scientific Reasoning: Explanation, Confirmation Bias, and Scientific PracticeBarabara Koslowski Chapter 8: The Nature of Scientific Reasoning and its Neurological SubstrateAntwon Lawson Chapter 9: Children as Scientific ThinkersDavid Klahr, Bryan Matlen & Jamie Jirout Special TopicsChapter 10: Creative Genius in ScienceDean Simonton Chapter 11: Gender and Science: Psychological ImperativesNeelam KumarChapter 12: Conflicts, Cooperation, and Competition in the Fields of Science and TechnologyAnna Dorothea Schulze and Verena SeuffertChapter 13: Postmodernism and the Development of the Psychology of ScienceCapaldi & Proctor Chapter 14: Psychobiography and the Psychology of ScienceWilliam McKinley Runyan Applied Psychologies of ScienceChapter 15: The Psychology of Technological InventionMichael E. Gorman Chapter 16: The Psychology of Research Groups: Creativity and PerformanceSven Hemlin & Lisa OlssonChapter 17: The Psychology of Human Research ParticipationAnne Moyer Chapter 18: Heuristics and Biases that Help and Hinder Scientists: Toward a Psychology of Scientific Judgment and Decision MakingJoanne Kane & Gregory D. WebsterChapter 19: The Psychology of Uncertainty in Scientific Data AnalysisChristian D. Schunn & J. Gregory Trafton Past and Future of Psychology of ScienceChapter 20: Quantitative Trends in Establishing a Psychology of Science: A Review of the MetasciencesGregory D. Webster Chapter 21: Conclusions and the Future of the Psychology of ScienceMichael E. Gorman & Gregory J. Feist