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Comparative Analysis of the Functions Work Groups and Informal Subgroups Carry out in Relation to their Members: The Essence, Conditions of Implementation, Effects, and Dysfunctions Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-03-16 Andrey V. Sidorenkov, Eugene F. Borokhovski
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The QBIT Theory: Consciousness and the Maximum Possible Order Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-03-13 Majid Beshkar
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Post Memory as Trauma in Anees Salim’s The Blind Lady’s Descendants Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-03-01 Aathira A.S., A. Poongodi
Abstract Memory studies is considered as an interdisciplinary field that uses memory as a technique for remembering the past. This paper studies the novel, The Blind Lady’s Descendants by Anees Salim with cross references to the concept of post memory put forth by Prof. Marianne Hirsch. Defining various related ideologies in memory and culture and memory and the self, Hirsch explores experiences of
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Neurotechnologies, Ethics, and the Limits of Free Will Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-23 Laurynas Adomaitis, Alexei Grinbaum
This article delves into the implications of neurotechnologies for the philosophical debates surrounding free will and moral responsibility. Tracing the concept from ancient religious and philosophical roots, we discuss how recent neurotechnological advancements (e.g. optogenetics, fMRI and machine learning, predictive diagnostics, et al.) challenge traditional notions of autonomy. Although neurotechnologies
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The Essence of What it Is to Act Rationally: A Perspective on Distinctively Human Action Based on Aristotelian Philosophy and Evolutionary Science Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-23 Flavio Osmo, Maryana Madeira Borri
The purpose of this article is to understand the distinctively human behavior from Aristotelian ethics and evolutionary science to offer a perspective of what it means to act rationally. We argue that this way of acting is characterized by a decision informed by the analysis of whether or not it is worth pursuing an end, and by certain means, which takes place through a weighting of consequences from
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Place and Memory: Revisiting the Past Self Through Autobiographical Memory Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-15 Nirmal Kumar M, L. Kavitha Nair
Place is everywhere as geography, location, territory, and landscape permeates everyday encounter. In contrast, memory is embedded in the physical setting as the burgeoning narratives of cities. In recent instances, literary settings of novels and characters are interpretations of actual life events. An immigrant from New York City returns to Lagos after a long period in Teju Cole’s Every Day is for
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Free will: An Example of the Dopaminergic System Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-14 Natalia Ivlieva
Neuroscience has convinced people that much of their behavior is determined by causes unknown to them and beyond their control. However, are advances in neuroscience truly a prerequisite for such beliefs? Robert Kane’s theory of ultimate responsibility is libertarian theory. Its innovative nature makes it possible to discuss the neurophysiological basis of its postulates. Using the functions of the
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Critical Psychology and the Brain: Rethinking Free will in the Legal Context Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-14 Chetan Sinha
The article draws from critical psychology to discuss the rising debate on brain determinism and free will in the legal domain. As free will also corresponds to the context and culture, it can have both the public and private space of expressions. The rise of neuroscience and its influence in the legal domain offers a holistic and sociocultural meaning of responsibility. Even one becomes entitled to
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Epistemological Alienation in Scientific Psychology Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-10 Konstantinos Kontis
This article presents the concept of epistemological alienation in order to examine psychology’s epistemological quantitative Paradigm and its connection to political reality. Politzer’s work of how mainstream psychology turns the first-person language of the individual into a mechanistic third-person pseudoscience is thoroughly discussed. Consequently, through some marginalized voices within psychology
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Values as Motives: Implications for theory, methods, and practice Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-07 J. David Pincus
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Setting the Theater for Creativity: Proposal for Integrating Temporal and Spatial Artificial Mnemonics as a Qualitative Artificial Development of the Autobiographical Naturalistic Mnemonics (AM) Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-02 Mohamad El Maouch, Ruijun Chen, Zheng Jin
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Unpacking the Concept of Otherness: Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-02-01 Nikola Doubková, Marek Preiss, Edel Marie Sanders
Otherness is a complex and polysemic notion that is conceptualized in both philosophy and psychology. The paper examines otherness as a universal phenomenon of the human psyche that manifests in relation to oneself and interpersonal relationships with others. Philosophical ideas, including those of Hegel, Lévinas and Waldenfels, are introduced as providing essential theoretical background for psychological
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Raising Questions with Lamiell about Future Research Directions of Critical Personalism: A Book Review Essay Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-31 Enno von Fircks
The present article is a book review essay about James T. Lamiell’s Primer in Critical Personalism: A Framework for Reviving Psychological Inquiry and for Grounding a Socio-cultural Ethos published in February 2024. In the beginning of the paper, I am outlining the core tenets of the book that is its separation into two major sections. In the first, Lamiell shows us the origins of psychological research
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Cognition and Cognitive Reserve Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-27
Abstract Cognition is a mental process that provides the ability to think, know, and learn. Though cognitive skills are necessary to do daily tasks and activities, cognitive aging causes changes in various cognitive functions. Cognitive abilities that are preserved and strengthened by experience can be kept as a reserve and utilized when necessary. The concept of reserving cognition was found when
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Politics in Movement Within and Between Cultures Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-26 Kevin R. Carriere
This article is a response to the insightful pieces written about my beginning attempt of defining and elaborating on a cultural political psychology (Carriere, 2022), of which there were four - Beckstead and Jordan (2023); Busch-Jensen and Røn-Larsen (2023); Mazur (2023a); and Rutherford (2023). Their commentaries were varied in their expansions and thoughts on the work, and each provided a unique
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Finding the Link Between Iranian EFL Teacher Motivation and Engagement via Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm and Fuzzy Decision Mode Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-24 Zahra Pourtousi, Meisam Babanezhad, Afsaneh Ghanizadeh
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Does Free Will Really Exist? The Motivational Congruence Theory’s Perspective Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-22
Abstract Free will plays a critical role in human motivation. Recent advances in science and technologies have had a significant impact on free will. They have raised serious concerns regarding the threatening effects of such advancements on perceived autonomy. However, there is still a longstanding debate on the existence of free will, known as the problem of free will. Philosophers have provided
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How do we Sign a Contract if Everything is Predetermined: Does Compatibilism Help Preserve Agency? Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-18 Diana Gasparyan
In recent years, neurophysiological research has pushed the concept of free will towards a reductionist interpretation, largely avoiding the concept of a freely willing agent. This paper explores the ongoing debate surrounding free will, highlighting the contrasting perspectives of determinism, indeterminism (libertarianism), and compatibilism. It questions how individuals, particularly those adhering
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Log-Linear and Configural Analysis of Intra-Individual Time Series under Consideration of Serial Dependence Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2024-01-06 Alexander von Eye, Wolfgang Wiedermann, Eun-Young Mun
Serial dependence often prevents researchers from obtaining unbiased parameter estimates. In this article, we propose taking serial dependence into account, and exploiting the information that comes with serial dependence. This can be done in the form of shifted variables that are included in addition to the original variables, when models are specified. This way, models become more complex but relations
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Beyond Dehumanized Gender Identity: Critical Reflection on Neuroscience, Power Relationship and Law Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-12-08 Chetan Sinha
The gender movement comprising feminist and queer group movements addressed various issues of prejudices in the legal domain. This article discusses the question of power in the context of neuroscience, gender, and law. It elaborates on how the stereotypical view corresponding to the mythology and parasitic view prevalent in history was made as fact through discourse construction and scientific appropriations
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Hot Wind, Cold Sun: Kuhn, Vygotsky, Halliday and Metaphors in Science and Science Education Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-12-06 Hailing Yu, David Kellogg
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Development through Borders: Photogrammetry of a Moving Experience Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-11-02 Leonardo Silva Lima, Marilena Ristum
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Mental Causation and Motivation: The Motivational Congruence Theory’s Perspective Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-10-27 Rosa Hendijani
Mental causation is a deep-rooted debate in the philosophy and psychology literature. It relates to the causal role of mind on the physical world and is tightly linked with the Descartes’ dualistic approach towards mind-body interaction. While the role of mental properties might seem obvious in our everyday interaction with the world, there are many arguments that make mental causation inefficacious
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Lifespan Development Seen through Niche Construction Theory Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-26 Bo Allesøe Christensen
I will here pick up on a suggestion made by Greve (2023) in this journal, namely that a proper understanding of lifespan development means defending a non-reductionist psychology taking biological processes seriously, but without reducing psychology to physiology. I will here suggest and argue for the use of niche construction theory as a way of providing a psychological theoretical perspective on
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The “Creativity Crisis” as a Mind in Crisis: A Cultural-Historical Activity Theory Position Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-20 Mohamad El Maouch, Zheng Jin, Kaibin Zhao, Yujia Zhang
Creativity is considered a global ability and crucial for ordinary-daily and special (e.g., science, aesthetic) activities. In this paper, from the position of Cultural-Historical Activity Theory (CHAT), we expand the debate about the creativity crisis and hypothesize that the noted crisis is only the tip of the iceberg represented by the crisis of the postmodern’ incoherent mind, reflecting the crisis
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Understanding The Process of Taoistic-Informed Mindfulness from a Meadian Perspective Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-20 Enno von Fircks
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An Integrative Hypothesis of Brain Evolution Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-19 Flavio Osmo
The purpose of this article is to reconcile the hypotheses that: (1) brain evolution occurred due to a change in diet, and (2) it occurred due to pressures related to understanding more and more about the underlying causes, such as understanding increasingly complex manipulative and cooperative intentions on the part of the other, as well as understanding reality itself (and how to interact with it
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The Dialogical Self of Taoistic Dynamics: How scientists and practitioners can trigger the discovery of a harmonious self Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-16 Enno Freiherr von Fircks
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Politics and Psychology Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-11 Peter Busch-Jensen, Maja Røn-Larsen
This article presents a discussion inspired by the invitation formed by Kevin Carriere’s book: “Psychology in Policy – Redefining Politics Through The Individual”. From a theoretical standpoint in culture psychology Carriere challenges the idea of politics as a particular practice carried out by mainly politicians. Instead, he attempts to anchor processes of politics in the everyday lives of individuals
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Challenges and Concerns in Assisting Indigenous People with Suicide Attempts Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-12 Milena Nunes de Almeida, Camila Cardoso Caixeta, Nathalia dos Santos Silva, Nathalia Martins de Morais, Pâmela Damilano dos Santos, Leandro Pires Gonçalves, Rafaela Waddington Achatz, Danilo Silva Guimarães, Nandita Chaudhary
There has been an alarming rise in suicide attempts among Indigenous people in Brazil, leading to national concerns about the provision of psychosocial care and professional support. In this study, we make an attempt to understand the perspectives of professionals in assisting Indigenous people from a specific group, the Inỹ, and identify the specific challenges of addressing issues through the mental
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Problem of Power in Michel Foucault’s Philosophy Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-08 Yerden Kaldybekov, Zhabayhan Abdildin, Oralbay Kabul, Talgat Tumashbay
For many centuries, the issues of power, politics, and state have been widely discussed in scientific literature. Developing theories, philosophers proceeded from the side of hierarchical affiliation of power, which is confirmed in theological and biological concepts. Relevance of the presented article is conditioned by the fact that for the first time the French philosopher M. Foucault has offered
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Contexts and Scientific Production of Six Eminent Women Psychologists in the 20th Century Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-09-06 Oriana Arellano Faúndez, Giuseppina Marsico, Julio Cesar Ossa, Gonzalo Salas
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The Individual Victim. Hypogeneralization within a New Social Type Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-08-26 Lucas B Mazur
Over the past several decades we have seen increased attention paid to victimhood. However, many of these dialogues are only tangentially related to actual experiences of victimization. They are better understood as reflections of a new Simmelian social type, that is, a new pattern emerging within psycho-social interaction—namely, the Victim. The current reflections focus on the meaning making processes
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Adapting Ourselves, Instead of the Environment: An Inquiry into Human Enhancement for Function and Beyond Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-08-19 Niklas Alexander Döbler, Claus-Christian Carbon
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A Critical Sociocultural Understanding of Evidence-Based Research and Practice Paradigm in Contemporary Psychology Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-08-09 Ciro De Vincenzo, Nicola Stocco, Raffaele Modugno
The paper aims to develop a critical sociocultural understanding on the epistemological and historical analysis of evidence-based (EB) paradigm in contemporary psychological knowledge-production (research) and knowledge-application (practice). It firstly retraces the emergence of EB in medical disciplines, its paradigmatic status, and its subsequent adoption by mainstream psychological sciences. The
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Origins, Trends and Perspectives of Historical-Epistemological Research on Piaget Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-07-27 Marc J. Ratcliff
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Motivational Congruence Theory: Beyond the Dualistic Approach to Human Motivation Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-07-18 Rosa Hendijani, Piers Steel
Dualism has long been part of human sciences, including psychology and its sub-discipline of motivation. In psychology, such dualism is reflected in the rationalism-empiricism dichotomy. This dichotomy has resulted in two seemingly contradictory perspectives, including empiricism and rationalism. From empiricism perspective, the primary contact between subject and object is the passive reception of
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Back to Actual Behavior – A Modest Proposal on the Example of Exploratory Behavior in Children on the Autism Spectrum Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-07-18 Ewa Pisula, Wojciech Pisula
Autism spectrum is characterized by difficulties in social communication and interactions and limited, restricted patterns of behavior, interests, and activity. It is diagnosed and described on the basis of behavioral characteristics. Therefore, behavior research plays a critical role in better understanding the functioning of this group of children. Studies on their interests and curiosity take mainly
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Emergence of Meaning Amidst a Tension Between Forms and Contents Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-07-12 Dany Boulanger
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Concepts and Reasoning: a Conceptual Review and Analysis of Logical Issues in Empirical Social Science Research Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-07-08 Qingjiang Yao
A substantial number of social science studies have shown a lack of conceptual clarity, inadequate understanding of the nature of the empirical research approaches, and undue preference for deduction, which have caused much confusion, created paradigmatic incommensurability, and impeded scientific advancement. This study, through conceptual review and analysis of canonical discussions of concepts and
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Speechlessness: a Conceptual Framework Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-07-04 Thilo Dietz, Vera Schiewer, Ute Karbach, Michael Kusch
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Viktor von Weizsäcker’s Notion of Pathic: Affective Liminality, Modalization of Experience and Illness Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-22 Raffaele De Luca Picione
The work presents and discusses Viktor von Weizsäcker's notion of pathic. This concept developed over the course of thirty years represents the culmination of his theoretical thought. The pathic (das Pathische) is closely related to the meaning of ‘pathological’ and to the meaning of ‘suffering’. Yet the pathic does not designate neither a condition of mere illness nor a condition of passivity. Pathic
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Human Life Course as Constructive Migration Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-22 Vladimer Lado Gamsakhurdia
In this paper, I discuss the systemic features of the life-span development approach which was initially elaborated by Baltes (1989) and more recently considered by Greve (Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 1–21, 2023). I argue that the life-span development approach should recognize the agentivity of people as they not only passively react to changes inside and around themselves but
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Towards a Framework for Unifying Research in Theoretical Psychology Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-22 Vladislav Medintsev
Current criticism of theoretical psychology concerns, in particular, the state of its foundations and the construction of theories, while the evolution of the discipline leads to its disunity. According to one of the points of view discussed, psychological knowledge must be unified in order to overcome theoretical fragmentation. Those who are concerned about the lack of a unified theory in psychology
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Narrative Understanding as a Means of Understanding the Other: A Review of Andrea Smorti’s Book Telling to Understand Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-13 Fabiana Sasso
In this review I propose to discuss the contribution that Smorti’s book makes to the study of autobiographical memory, since it examines the benefits that narratives provide to understanding human experience and the ability they offer in discovering and representing uncertainty. Andrea Smorti has long been engaged in the study of memory, autobiography, storytelling and psychology, as evidenced by his
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Beyond the Modernist Project: A Decolonial Turn in the History of Psychology Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-09 Wade Pickren, Ana Luiza de França Sá
In this article, the authors argue for a decolonial history of psychology that will assist in the creation of psychologies (and their histories) that are true to place and time. We briefly place contemporary history of psychology as being of service to hegemonic psychology, which has continued to enforce a coloniality of being, knowing, and doing. We outline some of its limitations in regard to individualism
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Clap, Clap, Clap - Unsystematic Review Essay on Clapping and Applause Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-07 Alan Crawley
The rationale for the following unsystematic review article is to provide a dense description of clapping behavior from an ethological, psychological, anthropological, sociological, ontological, and even physiological perspective. The article delves into its historical uses, possible biological-ethological evolution, and primitive and cultural polysemic-multipurpose social functions. It explores the
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Art and Agency in the Era of De-Structuration: Exploring a New Field Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-05 Pavel S. Sorokin, Irina A. Afanaseva, Artem A. Goloshchapov
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Integrative Perspectives on Human Development: Dynamic and Semiotic Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-05 Tania Zittoun
Werner Greve argues for an abstract and integrative theory of development; to progress toward such a theory, he suggests that evolutionary psychology can provide concepts for a processual approach to adaptation. To complement this perspective, I propose to start where the author finishes: the need to further qualify change, and to account for information. Considering ruptures and sense-making as cornerstones
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Viktor von Weizsäcker’s Gestaltkreis Theory. The Dynamic and Subjective Relationship of Perception and Movement Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-05 Raffaele De Luca Picione
The paper presents Victor von Weizsäcker’s theory of Gestaltkreis (i.e. ‘circle of form’), which offers an original theoretical contribution. It is rich of fruitful stimuli for understanding the relationship of the living organism with its environment, recognizing a dynamic unity between perception and the movement. The paper first provides some biographical, scientific and clinical professional life
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The QBIT Theory of Consciousness: Information, Correlation, and Coherence Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-03 Majid Beshkar
The ultimate goal of the QBIT theory is to provide a scientific solution to the problem of consciousness. The theory assumes that qualia (plural for quale) are real physical entities. Each quale is a physical system consisting of qubits bonded together by quantum entanglement. The qubits of a quale are so intimately bonded together that they collectively form a unified whole that is more than (and
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Music in an Emergent History of Psychology Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-06-03 Sven Hroar Klempe
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Meta-model of Human Recognition-behavioral Adaptation System Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-31 Yutaka Masuda
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Bridging the gap between consciousness and matter: recurrent out-of-body projection of visual awareness revealed by the law of non-identity Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-24 Jinsong Meng
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Complexity in Environmental Sustainability Policy from a Semiotic Cultural Political Psychology Perspective Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-20 Glen D. Rutherford
From a cultural political psychology perspective, Carriere (2022) emphasises the role of the individual and their meaning-making processes in the psychology of policy and politics (including the role of values and power dynamics). I propose a ‘complex’ semiotic cultural political psychology (SCPP) framework that reflects on and extends Carriere (2022). My complexity perspective involves ‘self-organising’
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Cognitive Dissonance in the Self-assessed Health in Brazil: A CUB Model Analysis Using 2013 National Health Survey Data Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-19 Auberth Henrik Venson, Paulo Andrade Jacinto, Adriana Sbicca
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The Inexhaustible Experience of the Inner Voice: An Answer to Marioka (2023), Fadeev (2023) and Machková (2023) Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-18 Pablo Fossa
This article reflects on the analyzes and comments of Marioka (2023), Fadeev (2023) and Machková (2023) on the book New Perspectives on Inner Speech (Fossa, 2022a). First, I focus on responding and expanding the ideas presented by the authors, to later integrate the elements highlighted by them. By integrating the reflections and comments of the authors, it is evident that in inner speech there is
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Between Meanings and Senses-Making Spaces: Agency and Ownership Emergence Formalization from Cultural-Historical Activity Theory Position, for an AI-Friendly Model Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-17 Mohamad El Maouch, Zheng Jin
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The role of Mathematical Semiotic Signs in Enhancing Working Memory and Inhibition as the Components of Executive Functions Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-15 Omid Khatin-Zadeh, Jiehui Hu
In this paper, we draw on Charles Sanders Pierce’s typology of semiotic signs and suggest that the three types of signs (icon, index, and symbol) enhance working memory and inhibition through three different mechanisms: icons support the process of embodiment; indexes strengthen focus of attention; symbols enhance the process of generalization. Mathematical icons enhance the process of embodying mathematical
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Introducing Cultural Psychology: An open Approach of Thinking Integr. Psych. Behav. Sci. (IF 1.156) Pub Date : 2023-05-12 Campill Marc Antoine