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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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Prozessgestalten. Die Anwendung der Selbstorganisationstheorie und der Theorie dynamischer Systeme auf Probleme der Psychologie. (Applying Theories of Self-Organization and Dynamic Systems in the Field of Psychology.)

, 2002
Josip Križ
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Field theory and educational practice: Bourdieu and the pedagogic qualities of local field positions in educational contexts

, 2015
J. Ferrare, M. Apple
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Grounded theory

, 2017
J. Corbin
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Antipollution measures and psychological reactance theory: A field experiment.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1975
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Field Dependence in Psychological Theory, Research and Application

2013
Luigi Pizzamiglio, Mario Bertini, Seymour Wapner, Herman A. Witkin   +3 more
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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 theories. Psychology, linguistics, biology

2019
The present issue focuses on the origin and transdisciplinary nature of the notion of “field”, illustrating some of its twentieth-century developments and its recent resurgence in popularity. “Field” is a migrant notion: born in physics, it was re-elaborated in Gestalt psychology and in biology. In all these variations, the study of physics, perception
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One Hundred Years of Employee Turnover Theory and Research

Journal of Applied Psychology, 2017
P. Hom, T. W. Lee, J. Shaw, John P. Hausknecht   +3 more
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Farewell to Darwin : the unified field theory of physics, the genetic process, and psychology

, 1977
George Morgan Hall
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