Teoria social e neurociência

Turner, Stephen

doi:10.1590/s0103-20702014000200005

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“…Regarding belief it is possible to say that they consist of an affirmative judgment given by a person, given the experience of their own experience; may manifest itself in an oral or written manner, highlighting symbolic content. In other words, beliefs are mental representations related to cognitions, affections and motivations and, even if it is not derived from scientific evidence, it may also be related to neurophysiological structures and processes, given the findings of neuroscience, especially in the segments of cognitive neuroscience and social neuroscience (Turner, 2014;Kruger, 2013).…”

Section: Social Cognitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Psychology in the Brazilian Prison System: An Account of Professional Experience

Senra¹

2020

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This is a report of the psychologist's professional experience in the context of the Brazilian Prison System. A methodology of the Focus Groups and the content analysis technique were used to address this context from the perspective of nine people deprived of liberty. The theoretical framework for social cognition was adopted to discuss the experience, especially beliefs, stereotypes and prejudices about privation of liberty, crime and drugs (use and trafficking). The experience allowed to investigate, among other indicators, the difficulty of providing adherence of subjects deprived of freedom to psychology work due to beliefs, stereotypes and prejudices related to involvement with crime. The types of individual and group representations resulting from content from characteristics attributed to persons depriving freedom due to crime involving drug trafficking were found. These representations trigger rejection of these people explained in social prejudice from the combination of unfavorable and negative beliefs and feelings. Finally, it was found that the methodology used combined with the theoretical contribution of Social Cognition, can guide the design of research, as well as the guidance and plans of work of the professional performance of the Psychologist in the context of the Brazilian Prison System, which is deficient in this performance.

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Section: Social Cognitionmentioning

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Psychology in the Brazilian Prison System: An Account of Professional Experience

Senra¹

2020

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“…Historically, care is interpreted as a matter of women, in the domestic and private range 13 , or fixed as "health" at the most. Such a perception is forged by cultural models that cover the relational and material dimension of care, oppression reproduction, and social inequalities [13][14][15][16] . Processes of surveillance, control, and expectations create ideal models of motherhood, providing behavior and labels on how to deliver, breastfeed, or post-delivery behavior: a field of care genderized by oppressions and hybridizations.…”

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Women with disabilities and their motherhood: scoping review

Morais,

Moreira,

Costa

2024

Ciênc. saúde coletiva

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This review aims to disclose the gaps and needs for acknowledging the rights to experience motherhood of women with disabilities. To do so, we map how much is known about these women’s experience with motherhood, shedding light on their sexual and reproductive rights. The present work followed the scoping review by the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI). This research is structured by elaborating the question, identifying the relevant studies, selecting the studies, extracting the data, sorting, summarizing, and creating reports based on the results. Results: we found 1050 articles, of which 53 were selected for the analysis. considering the different themes, we generated three axes: (1) infantilization, dehumanization, and discredit in the experience of motherhood; (2) obstetric ableism - an expression of violence in obstetrics; (3) reproductive justice - politicize motherhood and care. The study showed the urgent need to regard women with disabilities as people having the right to make sexual and reproductive health choices. Health professionals need permanent education to acknowledge and guarantee such a need as interweaving relationships to reach decision-making and autonomy.

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Towards Reconciling the Sociology of Knowledge and Cognitive Psychology

Bárbara

2023

Sociol. Antropol.

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This social theory essay prospects for pathways for bringing together two seemingly unrelated traditions of thought: the sociology of knowledge and cognitive psychology. Such an endeavor is pursued at two different levels. First, I lay out three general assumptions underlying the sociology of knowledge, as conceived by several authors from Karl Mannheim onwards, examining whether and to what extent they are compatible with contemporary cognitive psychology studies, especially in heuristics and biases research program. Second, I bring under the same roof some of Georg Simmel’s ideas about the cognitive assumptions that render social life possible and some contemporary findings on heuristics and biases by connecting a thought experiment built upon Simmel’s ideas to a set of real-life experiments conducted in cognitive psychology.

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Teoria social e neurociência

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Psychology in the Brazilian Prison System: An Account of Professional Experience

Psychology in the Brazilian Prison System: An Account of Professional Experience

Women with disabilities and their motherhood: scoping review

Towards Reconciling the Sociology of Knowledge and Cognitive Psychology

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