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Abstract
Descriptive Psychology is the intellectual discipline that makes explicit the implicit structure of the behavioral sciences. It concerns conceptual, preempirical, and theory-neutral formulations that allow and facilitate the identification of the full range of a subject matter. Descriptive Psychology explicates the Person Concept as the fundamental structure of the behavioral sciences. The Person Concept is a single, coherent concept which involves the interrelated concepts of Individual Person, Behavior, Language, and World. Descriptive Psychology establishes the rules of construction, composition, and relationship that articulate how these concepts are interconnected.
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