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  1. Criticizing the Critic: Comments on Jahoda's (2012) Critique of Discursive Social Psychology.Tony Anderson & Sally Wiggins - 2014 - Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 44 (1):123-129.
    Jahoda (2012) criticizes discursive social psychology (DSP) on several different grounds; specifically, he argues that DSP has opaque methodological procedures, is of questionable scientific merit, involves over-interpretation of its data, and implicitly claims its findings to be universal rather than contextually specific. We challenge these criticisms by arguing that observational studies of the kind typical within DSP research have a perfectly valid place within a scientific social psychology, that the interpretations made by DSP researchers should be seen in the context (...)
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