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Proposition-Based Theory Specification (PBTS): A Structured Workflow for Analyzing and Refining Verbal Theories in Psychology
Many theories in psychology are formulated as verbal narratives. Although verbal theories can be scientifically useful, there are no commonly accepted standards for making their inferential structure, definitions, boundary conditions, and links to observation explicit. This can leave unclear what a
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