The Psychology of Physical Science

Details The Psychology of Physical Science The Psychology of Physical Science

Dec 2006

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Organizations and Strategies in Astronomy, Volume 7, Edited by André Heck. ISBN-10 1-4020-5300-2 (HB); ISBN-13 978-1-4020-5300-9

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

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Who becomes a physical scientist is not completely a coincidence. People with spatial talent and who are thing-oriented are most likely to be attracted to physical science, including astronomy. Additional lessons from the psychology of science suggest that compared with non-scientists and social scientists, physical scientists are most likely to be introverted, independent, self-confident, and yet somewhat arrogant. Understanding the physical and inanimate world is part of what physical scientists do, and understanding those who understand the physical world is part of what psychologists of science do.

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