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Work and organizational psychology: could the field adopt an open systems perspective to embrace the new context? A reaction to: "Beyond neoliberalism in work and organizational psychology" (Bal, 2015) KU Leuven

© 2016, Boom Lemma Publishers. All rights reserved. Bal (2015) depicts a reduction of focus in A&O psychology towards instrumental employer-employee relations, which he attributes to the increased impact of neoliberalism on society. In this reaction we point towards other factors that determine scientific agendas and practices. Bal prescribes a focus on human dignity and organizational democracy as remedial action. We argue that action ...

Applied Psychology: An International Review Special Issue Advances in the Psychology of Entrepreneurship KU Leuven

Ute Stephan

More than one psychology of religion in the house of the International Association for the Psychology of religion KU Leuven

Jozef Corveleyn

© 2016 by Koninklijke Brill NV. All rights reserved. In his minutely constructed book on the history of psychology of religion, Belzen pays correct attention to the organizational and methodological contributions of Antoine Vergote in the course of the last half of this century long history. In this short article, the author highlights a few aspects of Vergote's intellectual approach in the psychology of religion that inevitably remain ...

Attitudes towards psychology as a science and the persistence of psychological misconceptions in psychology undergraduates. Ghent University

F Lyddy, Sean Joseph Hughes

Sport psychology as a profession: FEPSAC’s initiatives for specialists in applied sport psychology Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Paul Wylleman, K. Moesch, N. Debois

Dual-processes in the psychology of mathematics education and cognitive psychology KU Leuven

Wim Van Dooren, Walter Schaeken, Lieven Verschaffel

Research in the psychology of mathematics education has been confronted with the fact that people blatantly fail to solve tasks they are supposed to be able to solve correctly given their available domain-specific knowledge and skills. Also researchers in cognitive psychology have encountered such phenomena. In this paper, theories that have been developed in both fields to account for these findings are discussed. After giving a summary of the ...

"Leading With Integrity: Current Perspectives on the Psychology of Ethical Leadership": A Special Issue of the Journal of Personnel Psychology KU Leuven

Jeroen Stouten

The emergence of psychology as a science : how American history writing created an illusion of psychology schools at war with each other. Ghent University

Marc Brysbaert

The Interplay of Psychology and Mathematics Education: From the Attraction of Psychology to the Discovery of the Social Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Karen François, Kathleen Coessens, Jean Paul Van Bendegem

It is a rather safe statement to claim that the social dimensions of the scientific process are accepted in a fair share of studies in the philosophy of science. It is a somewhat safe statement to claim that the social dimensions are now seen as an essential element in the understanding of what human cognition is and how it functions. It would be a rather unsafe statement to claim that the social is fully accepted in the philosophy of ...

Discursive psychology Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Sarah Talboom, Jo Pierson

In dit hoofdstuk verkennen we wat de discusieve psychologie kan bijdragen aan de analyse van communicatie-inhouden. Deze benadering biedt een relevant perspectief dat (onder meer) gebruikt kan worden om een breed
scala aan gemedieerde communicatie en interactie te analyseren. Denk bij- voorbeeld aan krantenartikels, discussieprogramma’s op radio of televisie, maar ook onlinemediateksten zoals X-data (voorheen Twitter), blogposts, ...

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