AGENT-BASED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - IME-USP
... the group along the political spectrum. The subsets are such that liberals tend to rely more strongly on aspects relating to (a) harm/care and (b) fairness/reciprocity. Conservatives rely on these aspects but not as much. In addition they also regard as important (c) in-group loyalty, (d) authority/ ...
... the group along the political spectrum. The subsets are such that liberals tend to rely more strongly on aspects relating to (a) harm/care and (b) fairness/reciprocity. Conservatives rely on these aspects but not as much. In addition they also regard as important (c) in-group loyalty, (d) authority/ ...
The Humanomic Structure of Islamic Economic Theory: A Critical
... characteristics of ethical endogeneity. This is due to the unique goals and principles of this system and the set of endowed policy instruments for attaining these goals (Choudhury 1983). The fundamental principles of Islamic Economics are, the Principle of Tawheed and Brotherhood. The Principle of ...
... characteristics of ethical endogeneity. This is due to the unique goals and principles of this system and the set of endowed policy instruments for attaining these goals (Choudhury 1983). The fundamental principles of Islamic Economics are, the Principle of Tawheed and Brotherhood. The Principle of ...
Defences and defensiveness in social work
... For Freud, several problems accompanied the definition of conscious, unconscious and preconscious. For this reason, from 1920 onward Freud introduced different topographical distinctions in the form of id, ego super-ego. In this conceptualisation, the id represents most unconscious, primitive instin ...
... For Freud, several problems accompanied the definition of conscious, unconscious and preconscious. For this reason, from 1920 onward Freud introduced different topographical distinctions in the form of id, ego super-ego. In this conceptualisation, the id represents most unconscious, primitive instin ...
The Community Building Initiative - Victorian Auditor
... performance and governance issues themselves. In so doing, DPCD sought to foster partnerships between stakeholders and empower them to address common challenges. While this may be appropriate in principle, in practice DPCD did not effectively moderate its ‘flexible’ approach with timely and appropri ...
... performance and governance issues themselves. In so doing, DPCD sought to foster partnerships between stakeholders and empower them to address common challenges. While this may be appropriate in principle, in practice DPCD did not effectively moderate its ‘flexible’ approach with timely and appropri ...
Ideology, Scientific Theory, and Social Work
... serve to validate (or refute) a certain theoretical perspective (Campbell, 1 9 8 1 ) . As we have noted elsewhere (Robbins et al., 1 9 9 8 ) , a person who strongly believes, for example, that early childhood experiences are at the root of problems in adulthood will tend to look for previously undis ...
... serve to validate (or refute) a certain theoretical perspective (Campbell, 1 9 8 1 ) . As we have noted elsewhere (Robbins et al., 1 9 9 8 ) , a person who strongly believes, for example, that early childhood experiences are at the root of problems in adulthood will tend to look for previously undis ...
Constructivist Pragmatism and Academic Diplomacy for Conflict
... Morality and Norms One of the main problems with peace research that imitates the criteria of science of natural science, by using the laws that research defines for phenomena for the engineering of societies is the problem of determinism. Even if peace research only produces conclusions on probabil ...
... Morality and Norms One of the main problems with peace research that imitates the criteria of science of natural science, by using the laws that research defines for phenomena for the engineering of societies is the problem of determinism. Even if peace research only produces conclusions on probabil ...
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... time, technological innovation is increasingly met by scepticism and concern about for instance their potential risks for human safety and the environment. The on-going controversy around genetic modification may serve as an example here (Carolan, 2008). There is also a growing call for a different ...
... time, technological innovation is increasingly met by scepticism and concern about for instance their potential risks for human safety and the environment. The on-going controversy around genetic modification may serve as an example here (Carolan, 2008). There is also a growing call for a different ...
Special education – theory and theory talk
... Deconstructing special education We start our examination by looking behind special education1 to its intellectual foundations and to its construction. We look in this chapter at the growth of special education, at its many faces, at its reconstruction of itself in different forms and at its respons ...
... Deconstructing special education We start our examination by looking behind special education1 to its intellectual foundations and to its construction. We look in this chapter at the growth of special education, at its many faces, at its reconstruction of itself in different forms and at its respons ...
Creating Ties That Bind - University of Virginia Darden School of
... also want to embody pragmatic relevance in their theory by letting particular communities influence the acceptable norms of behavior. This central tension is governed by one important boundary condition: these local norms can vary and change, provided they inhabit a ‘‘moral free space’’ that does no ...
... also want to embody pragmatic relevance in their theory by letting particular communities influence the acceptable norms of behavior. This central tension is governed by one important boundary condition: these local norms can vary and change, provided they inhabit a ‘‘moral free space’’ that does no ...
FTC Endorsement Guidelines: Managing the Legal Risks
... FTC Guidelines Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising • FTC issues Guidelines (16 CFR Part 255 et seq.) in October 2009; effect. December 1, 2009 • Covering “any advertising message . . . that consumers are likely to believe reflects the opinions, beliefs, findings, or exper ...
... FTC Guidelines Concerning Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising • FTC issues Guidelines (16 CFR Part 255 et seq.) in October 2009; effect. December 1, 2009 • Covering “any advertising message . . . that consumers are likely to believe reflects the opinions, beliefs, findings, or exper ...
Transcript of lecture
... Before turning to ways and means, let us first consider ends. As a moral philosopher, the ends I have in view are ethical ends: matters of The Right and The Good. The question that concerns me is whether, from the point of view of The Right and The Good, globalization is good news or bad. At one lev ...
... Before turning to ways and means, let us first consider ends. As a moral philosopher, the ends I have in view are ethical ends: matters of The Right and The Good. The question that concerns me is whether, from the point of view of The Right and The Good, globalization is good news or bad. At one lev ...
Paper - Saint Mary`s College
... A disadvantage the researcher may face was getting caught up in the music and not listening specifically for the messages. However, since the majority of these songs were listened to repeatedly, I learned to focus on locating the message(s). Other disadvantages faced while conducting my research beg ...
... A disadvantage the researcher may face was getting caught up in the music and not listening specifically for the messages. However, since the majority of these songs were listened to repeatedly, I learned to focus on locating the message(s). Other disadvantages faced while conducting my research beg ...
General center funded by the Office of Rural Health - UW
... migrant farm workers. In addition to this, the lead applicant has to form a network with at least two other organizations. These two other organizations can be rural, urban, nonprofit or for-profit. o Availability: This funding opportunity is expected to be available in FY 2013 with the Request for ...
... migrant farm workers. In addition to this, the lead applicant has to form a network with at least two other organizations. These two other organizations can be rural, urban, nonprofit or for-profit. o Availability: This funding opportunity is expected to be available in FY 2013 with the Request for ...
Obedience
... • Both obedience and conformity are outcomes of social influence • Obedience: Social influence takes the form of orders from an authority figure • Conformity: The social norms of the majority exert influence on an individual to go along with the behaviour & attitudes of the group ...
... • Both obedience and conformity are outcomes of social influence • Obedience: Social influence takes the form of orders from an authority figure • Conformity: The social norms of the majority exert influence on an individual to go along with the behaviour & attitudes of the group ...
Social Situatedness: Vygotsky and Beyond
... systems. The differences between the two types of systems may also help to clarify what is meant by ‘social situatedness’. Brooks (1991), one of the main proponents of the situated approach within AI, formulated a number of shortcomings of traditional AI and initially particularly focused on the cha ...
... systems. The differences between the two types of systems may also help to clarify what is meant by ‘social situatedness’. Brooks (1991), one of the main proponents of the situated approach within AI, formulated a number of shortcomings of traditional AI and initially particularly focused on the cha ...
Manifesto for a Relational Sociology
... have accepted as their own. Nonrational action thus becomes the special province of this mode of analysis, long a staple of sociological inquiry. To mark itself off from economics, which endorsed the rational-actor approach early on, sociology had from its beginnings “a fundamental need of a theory ...
... have accepted as their own. Nonrational action thus becomes the special province of this mode of analysis, long a staple of sociological inquiry. To mark itself off from economics, which endorsed the rational-actor approach early on, sociology had from its beginnings “a fundamental need of a theory ...
1 The Arbitrariness and Normativity of Social Conventions NB
... game is defined as an interdependent decision by two or more agents where preferences coincide and where there are two or more coordination equilibrium strategies. Coordination equilibrium strategies are defined as situations in which the players would not have wanted to act otherwise after the outc ...
... game is defined as an interdependent decision by two or more agents where preferences coincide and where there are two or more coordination equilibrium strategies. Coordination equilibrium strategies are defined as situations in which the players would not have wanted to act otherwise after the outc ...
JUST PRACTICE: STEPS TOWARD A NEW SOCIAL WORK
... and Its Discontents In contemporary U.S. social work, systems, strengths, and empowerment approaches rule the theoretical domain. Structural approaches, although less prevalent in the United States than in other national and political contexts, have also influenced social work thought and practice. ...
... and Its Discontents In contemporary U.S. social work, systems, strengths, and empowerment approaches rule the theoretical domain. Structural approaches, although less prevalent in the United States than in other national and political contexts, have also influenced social work thought and practice. ...
project amazonas, inc.
... PROJECT AMAZONAS, INC. – MEDCAP MEDICAL MANUAL PROJECT AMAZONAS, INC., - INTRODUCTION AND MISSION STATEMENT Project Amazonas, Inc., is a non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to the protection and study of the Peruvian tropical rainforest and to the provision of medical and other serv ...
... PROJECT AMAZONAS, INC. – MEDCAP MEDICAL MANUAL PROJECT AMAZONAS, INC., - INTRODUCTION AND MISSION STATEMENT Project Amazonas, Inc., is a non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to the protection and study of the Peruvian tropical rainforest and to the provision of medical and other serv ...
Lecture 4: Functionalism - Faculty of Education | CUHK
... comparative-historical method could set of to account for big structures and large processes in education system by inquiring into what and how respective functional equivalences are served by these structures and processes serves; and how these big structures and large processes differ or match wit ...
... comparative-historical method could set of to account for big structures and large processes in education system by inquiring into what and how respective functional equivalences are served by these structures and processes serves; and how these big structures and large processes differ or match wit ...
Asking questions well - Center for Social Development
... can also include trends and patterns, but not explanations. Good descriptive work is highly important, often a necessary first step in building a body of knowledge, but it is often underrated (for example, a doctoral student would quite likely not be allowed to write a descriptive dissertation). No ...
... can also include trends and patterns, but not explanations. Good descriptive work is highly important, often a necessary first step in building a body of knowledge, but it is often underrated (for example, a doctoral student would quite likely not be allowed to write a descriptive dissertation). No ...
Unmeasured Information and the Methodology of Social Scientific
... Differences like these have opened the door to specific philosophical debates. One perspective from which to enter such discussions, and one that will be seen to bear in various ways on the significance of the essays of this volume, is to ask about the extent to which epistemological parity obtains ...
... Differences like these have opened the door to specific philosophical debates. One perspective from which to enter such discussions, and one that will be seen to bear in various ways on the significance of the essays of this volume, is to ask about the extent to which epistemological parity obtains ...
Investigating social entrepreneurship: A multidimensional
... environment within which it operates. Conceptualizations that have originated in for-profit firms, while providing valuable insights into entrepreneurial behavior, do not capture the unique operational characteristics of NFPs, in particular, how NFPs maintain operational efficiency whilst achieving ...
... environment within which it operates. Conceptualizations that have originated in for-profit firms, while providing valuable insights into entrepreneurial behavior, do not capture the unique operational characteristics of NFPs, in particular, how NFPs maintain operational efficiency whilst achieving ...
Disability and Technology: A Historical and Social Perspective
... from the rest of society. While those who would have suffered from neglect were better off, others who might have struggled towards independence were prevented from testing their potential. The goal was care rather than rehabilitation or restoration. In the middle of the nineteenth century the New Y ...
... from the rest of society. While those who would have suffered from neglect were better off, others who might have struggled towards independence were prevented from testing their potential. The goal was care rather than rehabilitation or restoration. In the middle of the nineteenth century the New Y ...
Disability and Technology: A Historical and Social Perspective
... from the rest of society. While those who would have suffered from neglect were better off, others who might have struggled towards independence were prevented from testing their potential. The goal was care rather than rehabilitation or restoration. In the middle of the nineteenth century the New Y ...
... from the rest of society. While those who would have suffered from neglect were better off, others who might have struggled towards independence were prevented from testing their potential. The goal was care rather than rehabilitation or restoration. In the middle of the nineteenth century the New Y ...