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Toward an Alternative Evolutionary Theory of Religion: Looking Past Computational Evolutionary Psychology to a Wider Field of Possibilities

open access: closedJournal of the American Academy of Religion, 2010
Cognitive science of the last half-century has been dominated by the computational theory of mind and its picture of thought as information processing. Taking this picture for granted, the most prominent evolutionary theories of religion of the last fifteen years have sought to understand human religiosity as the product or by-product of universal ...
Nathaniel F. Barrett
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buhler and the two field theory the notion of field in language between philosophy and psychology

2019
An important development of the notion of “field” in linguistics is found in Karl Bühler’s Sprachtheorie (1934), and in particular in his theory of the two fields (symbolical and deictical), through which he provides a perceptual, pragmatic and social anchoring of language.
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Examples Concerning Application of Chaos Theory in the Specialization Fields of Psychological Counseling and Guidance

2018
Although the individual is centralized in the field of psychological counseling and guidance (PCG) which has preventive, protective, healing, and developing functions, his interaction with the systems which involve the individual is examined, too. For this, system approaches are used.
Filiz Bilge, Ahmet Altınok
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A Further Investigation of Major Field and Person-Environment Fit: Sociological versus Psychological Interpretations of Holland's Theory

The Journal of Higher Education, 2001
In a recent article (Feldman, Smart, & Ethington, 1999), we used Holland's (1966, 1973, 1985, 1997) theory to study the extent to which the growth or achievement of college students--in terms of their gains in selected abilities and interests--was a function of the congruence or fit between these students' personalities and their major field ...
John C. Smart   +2 more
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Gestalt problems in cognitive psychology: Field theory, invariance and auto-organisation

1993
The Gestalt psychology no longer exists as a school. Nevertheless, still today its lesson cannot be ignored. In this paper the concept of primacy of the whole over parts, of field, and of auto-organisation are identified as the main issues of Gestalt psychology, issues that determined a true turning point in the history of psychology in the present ...
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Psychotherapy and the Behavioral Sciences: Contributions of the Biological, Psychological, Social and Philosophic Fields to Psychotherapeutic Theory and Process

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1967
Psychotherapists are often criticized as being unaware of the basic biological and social sciences. The primary purpose of this book is to fill this gap by summarizing and reviewing the "behavioral sciences." In addition it tries to help the psychotherapist integrate these contributions into his everyday practice.
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Psychological theories and motivational research in the field of academic entrepreneurship

2011
Universities have long been an interesting setting to study some relevant management issues. A large body of research has shed light on processes including technology commercialization, academic entrepreneurship and university-industry collaboration. While much of the existing work has focused on documenting empirical relationships and phenomena, this ...
FINI, RICCARDO, Souitaris V.
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Field Dependence in Psychological Theory, Research and Application

2013
Luigi Pizzamiglio   +3 more
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