“Can’t Buy me Love? Anxious Attachment and Materialistic Values”: A Critical Evaluation
Hampson and Coleman (1995) have proposed that one of the most important ways in which psychology differs from the natural sciences is on the basis of individual differences. Unlike chemicals, there are no two people who can be considered to be the same; not the so called identical twins because when subjected to similar stimuli, they respond quite differently. This forms the basis of personality and individual differences in psychology, which looks into responses of people in similar situations under the introduction of a state or ...