Terkko Navigator / Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology

The introduction to law, medicine, and bioethics: Role of interdisciplinary leadership in influencing health and public health policy and democratic systems of governance.

Is deliberative democracy possible during a pandemic? Reflections of a bioethicist.

The unconscious emotive dimension of language: Freud and psychoanalysis on the mysterious ways of language.

Are psychologists appraising research properly? Some Popperian notes regarding replication failures in psychology.

HARKing: Conceptualizations, harms, and two fundamental remedies.

Understanding moral injury from a character domain perspective.

Overcoming psychic trauma and hate speech: On performativity and its healing power.

Gadamer’s philosophical hermeneutics and the formation of mental health professionals.

Language and the issue of psychological measurement.

The view from humanity and the practice of psychological inquiry.

Emotional education for personal growth in the early years.

Replication and reform: Vagaries of a social movement.

Problems with measurement in psychology—Just a tip of the iceberg.

Attuning psychology to contingent knowledge from a postcritical perspective.

Books briefly noted.

“The replication crisis in psychology: An overview for theoretical and philosophical psychology”: Correction to Wiggins and Christopherson (2019).

Editorial.

Art, emotion, and existential well-being.

The intelligibility of localized emotion: An alternative to Wittgenstein’s view that emotion is not a “sensation”.

Moral values in moral psychology.

Psychometrics is not measurement: Unraveling a fundamental misconception in quantitative psychology and the complex network of its underlying fallacies.

Philosophical methodology and axiomatic measurement theory: A comment on Uher (2021).

Books briefly noted.

Articulating liberation psychologies of culture.

Beyond the categorical–dimensional dichotomy: An exercise of conceptual geography in the domain of personality disorders.

On taking a leap of faith: Art, imagination, and liminal experiences.

A step towards a phenomenological account of gratitude.