Literatur: Psychology
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Noreen Y. R. Geenen
The New Organizational Change:
An Employee Identity-Related Psycholinguistic Approach
Schriftenreihe innovative betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis
Diese Dissertation beleuchtet die Herausforderungen der Digitalisierung und Globalisierung für die Identität von Arbeitnehmern, die technisch getriebenen organisationalen Veränderungen ausgesetzt sind. Sowohl die Digitalisierung als auch die Globalisierung stellen den Arbeitnehmer vor die [...]
Betriebswirtschaft, Change resistance, Creativity, Digitalisierung, Digitization, Economy, Identität, Identity, Kreativität, Language, Organisatorischer Wandel, Organizational change, Psychologie, Psychology, Sprache, Veränderungswiderstand
Nadia Hanum
Posttraumatische Belastungsstörungen sind ernsthafte Krankheitfolgen eines Verkehrsunfalls. Diese Studie untersucht erstmalig in Indonesien die psychischen Folgen von Verkehrsunfällen mittels Fragebogen und Interviews. Die Ergebnisse bilden die Basis eines psychologischen Interventionsprogramms. [...]
Culture Trauma Intervention, Driving Behavior, Fahrverhalten, Interkulturelle Traumaintervention, Klinische Psychologie, Psychologie, PTSD, Traffic and Transportation Psychology, Traffic Trauma, Trauma, Verkehrspsychologie, Verkehrstrauma
Maximilian Horn
Verhaltenswissenschaftlich fundierte Interventionsstrategien im Kontext der Energiewende
Eine Analyse am Beispiel der Elektromobilität
IPMB – Beiträge zur Psychologie
Für viele gesellschaftliche Problembereiche sind Interventionen zur Veränderung individuellen Verhaltens relevant. Doch die etablierten Konzeptionen von Interventionsstrategien haben ihre Schwächen: Während die Einstellungsforschung mit der Einstellungs-Verhaltens-Lücke hadert, stößt der [...]
Behavior Change, Behaviorism, Behaviorismus, Choice Behavior, Climate Change, Electric Car, Elektroauto, Elektromobilität, Energiewende, Environmental Psychology, Interventionsstrategie, Klimawandel, Marktforschung, Operant Conditioning, Operative Konditionierung, Psychologie, Umweltpsychologie, Verhaltensänderung, Verhaltenswissenschaft, Wahlverhalten
Stephanie Rohac
Individual Cultural Intelligence
A Comparison to Other Individual Models of Intercultural Success, Its Assessment, and Individual Cross-Cultural Metacognition in Learning and Training
RELEVANCE.
Organizational success in international business depends heavily on the individual’s ability to manage cross-cultural interaction. There is a growing organizational demand to assess and train individual’s cross-cultural flexibility and self-regulated learning ability [...]
cross-cultural success, cultural intelligence, Human Resources Development, intercultural communication, Intercultural Psychology, Interkulturelle Kommunikation, Interkulturelle Psychologie, Kulturelle Intelligenz
David Buttelmann
Understanding Different Components in Intentional Action
How Understanding Others‘ Mental States Helps to Learn From Others and Predict Their Behaviour
Schriften zur Entwicklungspsychologie
“Is there a human-specific understanding of others’ intentional actions?
It is important to answer this question since this understanding might be seen as the prerequisite for the development of sophisticated forms of social learning that then [...]
Bonobos, Chimpanzees, Comparative Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Entwicklungspsychologie, Gorillas, Great Apes, Human Infants, Menschenaffen, Mental State Understanding, Orang-Utans, Orangutans, Psychologie, Schimpansen, Vergleichende Psychologie
Frank Lattuch
A Management Diagnostic Approach for Assessing Innovation Capabilities
Empirical Evidence from Three German Family Firms
Schriftenreihe innovative betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis
Everyone talks about business innovation, and this has become increasingly important during the GFC and its aftermath. Although innovation is so desirable, few people actually know how to make it happen – and if they can make it happen, it is usually with huge costs attached. After [...]
Betriebswirtschaft, Change, Family Firm, Innovation, Leadership, Organisational Diagnosis, Organisational Psychology, Unternehmensführung & Organisation
Anna Möllering
Schriften zur Sozialpsychologie
The book focuses on broadening the validity and applicability of Terror Management Theory (TMT); one of today’s most influential psychological theories in intergroup relations. However, until today some aspects have been totally neglected by Terror Management research thereby leaving [...]
Acculturation, Adolescents, Akkulturation, Aussiedler, Children, Developmental Psychology, Entwicklungspsychologie, Iingroup Identification, Ingroup Cohesion, Interkulturelle Psychologie, Jugendliche, Kinder, Outgroup Derogation, Psychologie, Sozialspychologie, Survey Study, Terror Management Theory, Türkische Migranten, Turkish Migrants, Uncertainty Theory
Anke Baker
The Impact of Market Liberalization on Knowledge Sharing in the Utilities Industry
An Exploratory Study of Self-Organizing Processes
The book originates from the organizational transformation processes in the German utilities industry that were triggered by market liberalization. It approaches the issue of violated trust within the utilities industry from an intra-organizational perspective. Trust is a key component of [...]
Betriebswirtschaftslehre, Communities of Practice, Knowledge Sharing, Management, Market Liberalization, Marktliberalisierung, Organisation, Organizational Behaviour, Organizational Psychology, Psychological Contract, Utilities Industry
Patric Meyer
Semantic Influences on Episodic Memory
ERP and fMRI Evidence
Studienreihe psychologische Forschungsergebnisse
Recognition memory based on familiarity judgments is a form of declarative memory that has been repeatedly associated with the anterior medial temporal lobe. It has been argued that this region sustains familiarity-based recognition not only by retrieving item-specific information but also [...]
EEG, Episodic, ERP, Functional MRI, Hippocampus, Linguistics, Prefrontal Cortex, Psychologie, Psychology, Recognition Memory, Rhinal Cortex, ROCs, Semantics
Nicola Kristina Ferdinand
Error Monitoring in Sequence Learning
An ERP Investigation on the Role of Expectancy Violations
Studienreihe psychologische Forschungsergebnisse
Actions that are followed by positive events are more likely to be repeated in the future, while actions that are followed by negative outcomes are less likely to be repeated. This implies that behavior has to be evaluated in the light of its potential consequences, and non-reward events [...]
Error-related negativity (ERN/Ne), Error Monitoring, Event-related potentials, Expectancy Violations, Implicit Learning, Psychologie, Psychology, Sequence Learning
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