2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-71822006000300016
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Utilización del modelo de esquemas cognitivos de base (SCB) para la confirmación del núcleo de una representación social: Análisis del movimiento antiglobalización

Abstract: RESUMEN: En el presente artículo utilizamos el método de confirmación de la centralidad del núcleo de una representación social basado en una adaptación del modelo de esquemas cognitivos de base. Hemos trabajado sobre la base de datos de un estudio previo sobre la representación social del movimiento Antiglobalización. Se pretende determinar si los elementos cuantitativamente más relevantes detectados entonces son, a la vez, aquellos de mayor conectividad (relevancia cualitativa). También se analiza el tipo de… Show more

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“…In Study 2, the BCS model proved to be an efficient instrument in examining the relations between the core elements the SR of the European integration confirming previous findings (Cárdenas & Blanco, 2004;Cárdenas & Rodriguez, 2006;Guimelli, 1994). Our results partially replicated the findings from Study 1; however, they have the merit of distinguishing in a more refined manner between the quantitative and qualitative centrality.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…In Study 2, the BCS model proved to be an efficient instrument in examining the relations between the core elements the SR of the European integration confirming previous findings (Cárdenas & Blanco, 2004;Cárdenas & Rodriguez, 2006;Guimelli, 1994). Our results partially replicated the findings from Study 1; however, they have the merit of distinguishing in a more refined manner between the quantitative and qualitative centrality.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…According to Abric (2003), an element pertaining to the internal structure of a social representation can be qualified as central by its high frequency of appearance (quantitative centrality) as well as its capacity to establish a high number of diverse relations with the other elements within that representation (qualitative centrality). In this regard, previous studies provided support for the use of the BCS model in examining the quantitative and qualitative centrality of the core elements (Cárdenas & Rodriguez, 2006;Guimelli, 1994). Thereby, the aim of Study 2 was to investigate the quantitative and qualitative centrality of the core elements identified in Study 1 (i.e., mobility, unity, opportunity, European funds, and civilization) by using the BCS model.…”
Section: Studymentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Así, un "Esquema Cognitivo de Base" (ECB) es una mínima estructura compuesta por dos términos (en este caso, el inductor y el inducido) y las conexiones entre ambos (Guimelli, 2003). En el modelo original de los ECB (Guimelli & Rouquette, 1992, en Guimelli, 2003Márquez, 2005;Cárdenas & Rodríguez, 2006) se propone un total de 28 conectores o relaciones posibles entre el término inductor y cada uno de los inducidos. A su vez, estos 28 conectores se agrupan en seis grupos que dichos autores denominan hiperconectores.…”
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