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  1. Attitudes, leprechauns and neutrinos: The ontology of behavioral science.Marthe Chandler - 1990 - Philosophical Studies 60 (1-2):5 - 17.
    Although the historical dispute between introspective psychology and ontological behaviorism encourages the belief that attitudes do not exist, this belief is misguided. Even the Hacking test, suggested by someone with grave doubts about behavioral science, supports the claim that attitudes are “just as real as neutrinos.” Nevertheless, the progress of a science of attitudes may be severely limited by the influence of exogenous factors, factors including normative beliefs about how we should treat the people to whom attitudes are attributed. In (...)
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