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This Is a Science? Social Psychologists' Aversion to Knowing What Their Theories Say

Social psychologists’ addiction to verbally stated theories and their aversion to mathematical and computer-simulation models pose a far greater threat to the scientific status of social psychology than any supposed uniqueness of its.subject matter. Several examples developed for introductory social psychology classes illustrate the fact that the still predominant verbal format for stating theories makes it impossible to tell whether empirical studies do or do not support the theories they are supposedly designed to test.