En este artículo se propone un cuerpo de conocimientos que hipotetizamos debería reunir la Psicología Diferencial Cognoscitiva. Esta propuesta tiene en consideración la relación entre los diversos enfoques de la Psicología Diferencial, tanto clásicos como más actuales, y la Psicología General, de acuerdo a tres metaniveles de teorización. Básicamente, la tesis mantenida en este artículo es que la psicología debería tender a elaborar modelos ajustados a las diferencias individuales en las actividades cognoscitivas tradicionalmente estudiadas por la psicología cognitiva, sea general o diferencial, y no tanto a buscar modelos canónicos referidos a dichas actividades.
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