This minireview aims to discuss the principles of positivist economic psychology and the methodology involved in forming and testing theses.
Reviewed previous research on positivism in economics and psychology.
Outlined the process of forming falsifiable theses.
Discussed methods for empirical verification and sampling techniques.
Highlighted the importance of falsifiability in economic hypotheses.
Demonstrated the need for robust empirical protocols in psychology studies.
Abstract
This Minireview is based on specialist research 1,2 respecting positivist values: 1) Formation of falsifiable theses, 2) Empirical verification of theses by sampling.