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SM ISO690:2012 BETEA, Lavinia. Social psychology – fragmentation, interculturality and interdisciplinarity. In: Current Affairs and Perspectives in Psychological Research: International conference of applied psychology, Ed. 1, 29-30 noiembrie 2018, Chisinau. Chișinău, Republic of Moldova: Centrul Editorial-Poligrafic al USM, 2018, pp. 16-17. |
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Conferința "International Conference of Applied psychology" 1, Chisinau, Moldova, 29-30 noiembrie 2018 | ||||||
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A "biographical" perspective on social psychology highlights stages such as the prepara-digmatic period (1880-1935); the period of contouring the scientific paradigm (1935-1945), the paradigmatic period (1945-1961), the crisis period (1981-1975) and the current one. However, the last stage could be subdivided according to the functionality of some paradigms (eg. social representations), but also in consensus with a renewed crisis of modernity. However, after the fall of the communist regime, the French psychosociologist of Romanian origin Serge Moscovici (1996), making an analogy with the period following the World War II, predicted a 17 rebirth of the social psychology. Mainly powered by the socio-human research objectives in the great change generated by the transformation of ex-communist societies. Social psychology, however, continues to support the impact of the crisis of modernity on socio-human sciences, mainly experienced in the fragmentation and proliferation of "micro-theories". The above-mentioned lead to large gatherings of data, information and interpretations, thus the absence of any unifying paradigms becomes more and more intense (Dorna, 2006). The present paper argues that through established theories and methodology, in the context of interculturality and inter-disciplinarity, social psychology can aspire to the status of a unifying paradigm in socio-human research. |
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Cuvinte-cheie unifying paradigm, modernity crisis, micro-theories, paradigmă unificatoare, criza modernității, micro-teorii |
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