Studies in the Methodology and Foundations of Science

I: Methodology: Models and Measurement.- 1. A Comparison of the Meaning and Uses of Models in Mathematics and the Empirical Sciences (1960).- 2. Models of Data (1962).- 3. A Set of Independent Axioms for Extensive Quantities (1951).- 4. Foundational Aspects of Theories of Measurement (1958).- 5. Measurement, Empirical Meaningfulness, and Three-Valued Logic (1959).- II: Methodology: Probability and Utility.- 6. The Role of Subjective Probability and Utility in Decision-Making (1956).- 7. The Philosophical Relevance of Decision Theory (1961).- 8. An Axiomatization of Utility Based on the Notion of Utility Differences (1955).- 9. Behavioristic Foundations of Utility (1961).- 10. Some Formal Models of Grading Principles (1966).- 11. Probabilistic Inference and the Concept of Total Evidence (1966).- III: Foundations of Physics.- 12. Axioms for Relativistic Kinematics with or without Parity (1959).- 13. Probability Concepts in Quantum Mechanics (1961).- 14. The Role of Probability in Quantum Mechanics (1963).- 15. The Probabilistic Argument for a Nonclassical Logic of Quantum Mechanics (1966).- IV: Foundations of Psychology.- 16. Stimulus-Sampling Theory for a Continuum of Responses (1960).- 17. On an Example of Unpredictability in Human Behavior (1964).- 18. Behaviorism (1965).- 19. On the Behavioral Foundations of Mathematical Concepts (1965).- 20. Towards a Behavioral Foundation of Mathematical Proofs (1965).- 21. The Psychological Foundations of Mathematics (1967).- 22. On the Theory of Cognitive Processes (1966).- 23. Stimulus-Response Theory of Finite Automata (1969).- References.- Index of Names.- Index of Subjects.