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psychotechnics AND PSYCHOTECHNOLOGY OF CONSULTATION IN LEGAL institutions
, 2014 Elena M. Klimova
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Biopolitics of Colour in Mid-century Italian Visual Culture : Red Desert and the ‘new techniques of life’ [PDF]
, 2019 Pierotti, Federico
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Abstract In the early twentieth century, the methods of experimental psychology filtered through into everyday life. One response to the cognitive strains of modern life was ‘psychotechnics’, a system of aptitude testing and behavioural training devised by William Stern and Hugo Münsterberg.
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Abstract In the early twentieth century, the methods of experimental psychology filtered through into everyday life. One response to the cognitive strains of modern life was ‘psychotechnics’, a system of aptitude testing and behavioural training devised by William Stern and Hugo Münsterberg.
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Coexperiencing Psychotherapy as a Psychotechnical System
Journal of Russian & East European Psychology, 2015The main challenge of contemporary psychology is to fill the increasing split between research psychology and psychological practice. A creative response to this challenge is found in a general methodological approach, which L.S. Vygotsky called the “philosophy of practice” or “psychotechnics.” This article describes a psychotechnical system called ...
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Weimar Psychotechnics between Americanism and Fascism
Osiris, 2007ABSTRACT In the aftermath of the Great War, the new science of psychotechnics was enlisted in the construction of the democratic social order that emerged from the ruins of German authoritarianism, a key component of the fragile social compromise between capital and labor that was a foundation of the Weimar Republic.
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