Psychology and the consumer - Cultures of Consumption
... establishing a different kind of relationship of consumption: “This is not a brute attempt to impose desires upon a plastic and undifferentiated mass, but an unprecedented and meticulous cartography – part imagined, part derived from novel forms of experimentation – of the everyday life of consumpti ...
... establishing a different kind of relationship of consumption: “This is not a brute attempt to impose desires upon a plastic and undifferentiated mass, but an unprecedented and meticulous cartography – part imagined, part derived from novel forms of experimentation – of the everyday life of consumpti ...
Nikolas Rose Critical History and Psychology
... "the West" have come to live. To address the relations between subjectivity, psychology and society from this perspective is to examine those fields in which the conduct of the self and its powers have been linked to ethics and morality, to politics and administration, and to truth and knowledge. Fo ...
... "the West" have come to live. To address the relations between subjectivity, psychology and society from this perspective is to examine those fields in which the conduct of the self and its powers have been linked to ethics and morality, to politics and administration, and to truth and knowledge. Fo ...
Search for Peace with Justice: Issues Around Conflicts in
... shortage of land and other resources caused by the encroachment on their land by immigrants from both within India and from other countries, acquisition for development projects, alienation of tribal land to non-tribals, lack of productive investment, and the perceived or real attack on its identity ...
... shortage of land and other resources caused by the encroachment on their land by immigrants from both within India and from other countries, acquisition for development projects, alienation of tribal land to non-tribals, lack of productive investment, and the perceived or real attack on its identity ...
Social Psychology as Social Construction: The Emerging Vision
... these causal sequences could also be evaluated statistically so as to ensure their broad generality. I could then make these findings available to my colleagues for further study, and as weaknesses and limitations were discovered in this work, further research would be invited. Over time, aided by m ...
... these causal sequences could also be evaluated statistically so as to ensure their broad generality. I could then make these findings available to my colleagues for further study, and as weaknesses and limitations were discovered in this work, further research would be invited. Over time, aided by m ...
Rousseau`s general will, civil rights, and property
... general will. This independence could, if accumulated and set upon its own purposes, derail justice as the aim of social relations. In other words, in the absence of a general will, at the level of society, given the independence of the particular wills these wills could accumulate their interests s ...
... general will. This independence could, if accumulated and set upon its own purposes, derail justice as the aim of social relations. In other words, in the absence of a general will, at the level of society, given the independence of the particular wills these wills could accumulate their interests s ...
Psychology, Personal and Subpersonal
... still a worry about the explanatory worth of those descriptions. This worry grounds a further objection: that by attempting to explain psychological phenomena in terms of further psychological phenomena, subpersonal psychology will result in an explanatory regress similar to that noted earlier by Ry ...
... still a worry about the explanatory worth of those descriptions. This worry grounds a further objection: that by attempting to explain psychological phenomena in terms of further psychological phenomena, subpersonal psychology will result in an explanatory regress similar to that noted earlier by Ry ...
Psychology
... 18. B.5 Use methods of social science inquiry (pose questions, collect and analyze data, make and support conclusions with evidence, report findings) to study the development and functions of social systems and report conclusions to a larger audience. C. Understand how social systems form and develo ...
... 18. B.5 Use methods of social science inquiry (pose questions, collect and analyze data, make and support conclusions with evidence, report findings) to study the development and functions of social systems and report conclusions to a larger audience. C. Understand how social systems form and develo ...
One Hundred Years of Peace
... nations and noted that the ceremony was broadcast over radio to Englishspeaking peoples across the globe. According to Vice President Charles Dawes, the link between the two nations was not just linguistic but also ideological, as they shared “the same ideals of citizenship” and “a common principle ...
... nations and noted that the ceremony was broadcast over radio to Englishspeaking peoples across the globe. According to Vice President Charles Dawes, the link between the two nations was not just linguistic but also ideological, as they shared “the same ideals of citizenship” and “a common principle ...
- NSUWorks
... facilitating parenting plans after a divorce. In this approach, the mediator takes on an advocacy role for the children's needs. Johnston and Campbell's (1988) tri-level model of high conflict mediation proposes that mediation and counseling may sometimes be provided by the same professional. In the ...
... facilitating parenting plans after a divorce. In this approach, the mediator takes on an advocacy role for the children's needs. Johnston and Campbell's (1988) tri-level model of high conflict mediation proposes that mediation and counseling may sometimes be provided by the same professional. In the ...
Globalization and War: Four Paradigmatic Views
... necessarily even be recognized as existing. (pages 23–24) Each theory can be related to one of the four broad worldviews. These adhere to different sets of fundamental assumptions about; the nature of science (i.e., the subjective-objective dimension), and the nature of society (i.e., the dimension ...
... necessarily even be recognized as existing. (pages 23–24) Each theory can be related to one of the four broad worldviews. These adhere to different sets of fundamental assumptions about; the nature of science (i.e., the subjective-objective dimension), and the nature of society (i.e., the dimension ...
Vasanthi Bhat Adresses the World Peace
... life, it is our duty now to practice what they preached. Yoga is philosophy, psychology, common sense, energy, divinity, and the guiding light. I also emphasized that chanting Godís name, like Shri Ram, Jesus, Allah, or any other, alone is not a solution to achieve peace. Adopting their patience, fo ...
... life, it is our duty now to practice what they preached. Yoga is philosophy, psychology, common sense, energy, divinity, and the guiding light. I also emphasized that chanting Godís name, like Shri Ram, Jesus, Allah, or any other, alone is not a solution to achieve peace. Adopting their patience, fo ...
File - David Morrison
... they even call it a ‘conflict’? What types of narratives do they construct and what are their rhetorical strategies for framing the nature of the conflict? The ambiguity is intentional here, because these processes are coterminous and interpenetrated. That is, what people say about conflict (how th ...
... they even call it a ‘conflict’? What types of narratives do they construct and what are their rhetorical strategies for framing the nature of the conflict? The ambiguity is intentional here, because these processes are coterminous and interpenetrated. That is, what people say about conflict (how th ...
OAD313 Computer Applications in Business II: Introduction
... infractions constitute deviance, and by applying those rules to particular people and labeling them as outsiders. From this point of view, deviance is not a quality of the act a person commits, but rather a consequence of the application by others of rules and sanctions to an “offender.” The deviant ...
... infractions constitute deviance, and by applying those rules to particular people and labeling them as outsiders. From this point of view, deviance is not a quality of the act a person commits, but rather a consequence of the application by others of rules and sanctions to an “offender.” The deviant ...
Mathematical Political Science
... a degree programme 3.2 An Introduction to the Modelling of Conflict: the First Level Course 3.3 Mathematical Political Science: one of the Second Level Courses ...
... a degree programme 3.2 An Introduction to the Modelling of Conflict: the First Level Course 3.3 Mathematical Political Science: one of the Second Level Courses ...
Learning for Social Cohesion
... The conditions that instigate aggression come from two major sources. The first, frustration, is a result of interference, failure, or lack of goal fulfillment, while the second, comes from an attack on or threat to life and can be extended to material well-being and self-esteem (Staub, 1989). In ad ...
... The conditions that instigate aggression come from two major sources. The first, frustration, is a result of interference, failure, or lack of goal fulfillment, while the second, comes from an attack on or threat to life and can be extended to material well-being and self-esteem (Staub, 1989). In ad ...
Oppression and Institutional Racism
... 5. Systematic Violence – “What makes violence a face of oppression is less the particular acts themselves, though these are often utterly horrible, than the social context surrounding them, which makes them possible and even acceptable. What makes violence a phenomenon of social injustice, and not m ...
... 5. Systematic Violence – “What makes violence a face of oppression is less the particular acts themselves, though these are often utterly horrible, than the social context surrounding them, which makes them possible and even acceptable. What makes violence a phenomenon of social injustice, and not m ...
Diversity in the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences 1
... suggests that these “standard” research participants may be unusual or “outliers” compared with the rest of the species. Cross-cultural studies show that claims about basic cognitive phenomena derived from studies with undergraduates often do not generalize well to other populations (e.g., Atran and ...
... suggests that these “standard” research participants may be unusual or “outliers” compared with the rest of the species. Cross-cultural studies show that claims about basic cognitive phenomena derived from studies with undergraduates often do not generalize well to other populations (e.g., Atran and ...
Social conflict - SAGE Publications
... then becomes distinct from the idea of sociability. It signifies that human beings are sociable but are also capable of opposing one another and struggling with one another. From this point of view, conflict is what happens when the interests of individuals or of groups are antagonistic and they are ...
... then becomes distinct from the idea of sociability. It signifies that human beings are sociable but are also capable of opposing one another and struggling with one another. From this point of view, conflict is what happens when the interests of individuals or of groups are antagonistic and they are ...
Cultural Contact and Identity
... intercultural communication and training. Research and programs in these areas have provided valuable information and assistance for foreign travelers and sojourners. However, the focus has been largely on the immediate or short term implications—the shocks, misunderstandings, and social blunders t ...
... intercultural communication and training. Research and programs in these areas have provided valuable information and assistance for foreign travelers and sojourners. However, the focus has been largely on the immediate or short term implications—the shocks, misunderstandings, and social blunders t ...
Nurturing peaceful character
... Narvaez, 2003). Ethical judgment includes not only moral reasoning development but also the skills of cognitive control--learning to control, balance and guide one’s reasoning through such things as the management of disappointment and failure, coping strategies and resiliency (Wang, Haertel, & Walb ...
... Narvaez, 2003). Ethical judgment includes not only moral reasoning development but also the skills of cognitive control--learning to control, balance and guide one’s reasoning through such things as the management of disappointment and failure, coping strategies and resiliency (Wang, Haertel, & Walb ...
Abnormal Psychology AKA Psychological Disorders
... History of Mental Disorders • In the 1800’s, disturbed people were no longer thought of as madmen, but as mentally ill. They were first put in hospitals. ...
... History of Mental Disorders • In the 1800’s, disturbed people were no longer thought of as madmen, but as mentally ill. They were first put in hospitals. ...
AP Psych Unit 1 and 2 Study Guide
... What are psychology's levels of analysis and related prospectives? What are psychology's main subfields? How can psychological principles help you as a student? Why are the answers that flow from the scientific approach more reliable than those based on intuition and common sense? What are the main ...
... What are psychology's levels of analysis and related prospectives? What are psychology's main subfields? How can psychological principles help you as a student? Why are the answers that flow from the scientific approach more reliable than those based on intuition and common sense? What are the main ...
Theories of Anthropology
... India’s undersized cattle are far less important as a source of food than they are as a source of power, fertilizer, transportation, and fuel Undersized, undernourished cattle in India are perfectly suited to difficult environmental conditions they face Rather then being irrational, it plays a posit ...
... India’s undersized cattle are far less important as a source of food than they are as a source of power, fertilizer, transportation, and fuel Undersized, undernourished cattle in India are perfectly suited to difficult environmental conditions they face Rather then being irrational, it plays a posit ...