Social Science Methods for Psychodynamic Inquiry

William R. Meyers is Professor Emeritus in Psychology at the University of Cincinnati, USA. He received his Ph.D. from Harvard University, was on the faculty of Harvard and M.I.T., and has served as the Director of Research for the Peace Corps.

1. Psychodynamic Inquiry and Social Science Methodology 2. Exploring the Empathic Method 3. What to Look For In Psychodynamic Inquiry 4. Explorations in the Disconfirmation of Psychodynamic Assertions 5. Integrating Social Science Concepts and Findings into Psychodynamic Research 6. A Panoply of Social Science Methods 7. An Adventure in Narrative Analysis 8. A Systematic Study of Irreality 9. The Munich Crisis Examined: An Experiment in Collaboration in Data Interpretation 10. Methods for Studying Irrationality in Organizations, Institutions and Social Movements: a Case Study in Urban Design 11. Methods for Studying Climate Change Denial, and Corporate Acquisitiveness