2000
DOI: 10.1177/089484530002600301
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Cognitive and Social Relevance of Psycho-Pedagogical Methods in Guidance

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“…Another research project (Guichard & Falbierski, 1994;Guichard & Dosnon, 1999) more directly manifests the role of dialogue interactions in the formation of certain self images. This research was also inspired, in part, from the problematic of Gilly, Lacour and Meyer.…”
Section: Dialogue and Self Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another research project (Guichard & Falbierski, 1994;Guichard & Dosnon, 1999) more directly manifests the role of dialogue interactions in the formation of certain self images. This research was also inspired, in part, from the problematic of Gilly, Lacour and Meyer.…”
Section: Dialogue and Self Imagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Une autre recherche (Guichard & Falbierski, 1994 ;Guichard & Dosnon, 2000) manifeste plus directement le rôle des interactions dialogiques dans la formation de certaines images de soi. Cette recherche s'inspire également (pour une part) de la problématique de Gilly, Lacour et Meyer.…”
Section: Interactions Entre Pairs Et Image De Soiunclassified
“…Aujourd'hui, c'est l'un des objectifs des méthodes telles que D.A.P.P. (brièvement résumées ci-dessus, voir Guichard & Dosnon, 2000. Ces méthodes ne peuvent cependant faire plus que de stimuler le jeune à s'engager dans les activités nécessaires à la diversification des formes identitaires dans lesquelles il se construit).…”
Section: Vicariance Des Formes Identitaires Et Conseil En Orientationunclassified
“…Given the social importance of academic success in career advancement, representations enrichment aims also to help students (especially those failing at school) consider school experience as a form of training among others (without denying its role). The correlates of such enrichment can be an increase in self-esteem and development of different self-efficacy beliefs (Guichard, 1992;Guichard & Dosnon, 2000).…”
Section: The Activity System Inventory (Asi)mentioning
confidence: 99%