PSYCHOLOGICAL INQUIRY

Establishing Generalizable Mechanisms

Causal Inference in Generalizable Environments: Systematic Representative Design

The Human Unconscious in Evolution

When to Approach and When to Avoid? Functional Flexibility Is the Key

Systematic Representative Design: A Reply to Commentaries

Archetypes Reconsidered as Emergent Outcomes of Cognitive Complexity and Evolved Motivational Systems

A Stroll through the Garden of “Goodness” and “Badness”: The Goal Systemic View on the Value of Actions and Outcomes

Reducing the Noise of Reality

Forever Jung?

Avoiding Regulatory Rigidity and Approaching Regulatory Flexibility

We Should Study Relational Trajectories, but We Should Think through the Metatheoretical Framework More Broadly

Systematic Representative Design and Clinical Virtual Reality

Clarifying Conundrums: How Goal Hierarchies Resolve Seeming Contradictions in Motivated Responding

Rehabilitating Jung

A Broad Consideration of Motivation, with a Focus on Approach Motivation

Takin’ It to the Streets: Approach/Avoidance Motivation in the Lives of At-Risk Youth

The Time Has Come: Integrating Time and Timing into Our Understanding of Close Relationships

Cause for Optimism?

Pushing Archetypal Representational Systems Further

Relationship Trajectories in the Margins: Considerations of the Structure and Course of Nonmonogamous Relationships

Reflections on a Proposal Designed to Enhance the Internal and Internal Validity of Research in Psychology

Systematic Representative Design: Panacea? Not really. Useful? Probably.

The Relationship Trajectories Framework: Elaboration and Expansion

Functions and Hierarchical Combinations of Approach and Avoidance Motivation

Archetypes are a Poor Primitive for a Theory of Mental Representations

Hierarchical Levels of Control: The State-Trait Distinction

Are Sexual and Pair-Bonded Relationships Akin to Caterpillars and Butterflies? A Dual-Systems Perspective on Human Mating

Archetypes and Narrative Processes

Adaptive Indulgence in Self-Control: A Multilevel Cost–Benefit Analysis

Approach and Avoidance Dynamics: How Expanding the Scope Informs Motivation Science