Prilozi Povijest Psihologije U Hrvatskoj 2019
DOI: 10.17234/9789531757782.6
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Socijalna psihologija u Hrvatskoj

Abstract: Socijalna psihologije jedna je od fundamentalnih grana psihologije koja se bavi čovjekom u socijalnom okruženju, ali su njezine spoznaje sastavni dio primijenjenih psihologijskih grana, a obilato se koriste u drugim strukama, poput sociologije, socijalnog rada, odgojnih znanosti, prava, ekonomije, organizacijskog razvoja, upravljanja ljudskim resursima itd. Budući da se život svake osobe, od rođenja do smrti, uvijek odvija u nekom socijalnom kontekstu, razumljivo da su zakonitosti njenog razvoja, privatnog i j… Show more

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“…This has exerted a strong influence on the research orientation of Yugoslav psychologists and the move of psychology outside the laboratory (Čorkalo Biruški, 2004). Contrary to the socialist era when research on social distance was considered controversial, nationalism and national identity emerged as two prevailing psychological topics (Ajduković, 2019). Discussions on the issues of ethnic distance has divided the professional public: one side assumed that pre‐war data showing low distance among Yugoslav nations were the result of giving socially desirable responses in accordance with the official “Brotherhood and Unity” policy.…”
Section: A Brief History Of Yugoslav Psychologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has exerted a strong influence on the research orientation of Yugoslav psychologists and the move of psychology outside the laboratory (Čorkalo Biruški, 2004). Contrary to the socialist era when research on social distance was considered controversial, nationalism and national identity emerged as two prevailing psychological topics (Ajduković, 2019). Discussions on the issues of ethnic distance has divided the professional public: one side assumed that pre‐war data showing low distance among Yugoslav nations were the result of giving socially desirable responses in accordance with the official “Brotherhood and Unity” policy.…”
Section: A Brief History Of Yugoslav Psychologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…naknadu koju dobivaju za rad. Zvonarević (1985) navodi da jedan od problema predstavlja nedostatak interesa radnika za sudjelovanjem u upravljanju pa je jedan od čestih problema u to vrijeme nedostatak kvoruma na radničkim vijećima. Whitehorn (1976) ispituje neka važna pitanja kao što su: a) je li tvornica kojom upravljaju radnici demokratičnija, b) percipiraju li zaposleni u tvornici kojom upravljaju radnici svoje uvjete povoljnijima u odnosu na drugačije sustave upravljanja, c) povezuje li se radničko samoupravljanje s nižim stupnjem otuđenja te kakav je odnos između aktivne participacije u samoupravnom odlučivanju i otuđenja vezanog uz rad.…”
Section: Privatno Vlasništvo Jednakost čLanova I Raspodjela Dobaraunclassified
“…Specific type of crises, large-scale crises, are usually sudden, very difficult to predict or completely unpredictable, often cannot be limited in time or in place, have a devastating impact on the wider environment (people, material damage, …), usually require a quick response and need to adapt to new conditions, and most often cannot be resolved by daily routine activities or with the existing resources (Ajduković, Bakić and Ajduković, 2017;Larsson, Hagstorm and Olsson, 2009). What is important to point out in the case of large-scale crises is that the initial crisis is often followed by more accompanying crises.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is important to point out in the case of large-scale crises is that the initial crisis is often followed by more accompanying crises. When the security of the current environment is ensured and the basic needs are met (accommodation, food, water, clothing, blankets, protection from the weather…), consequential psychosocial needs of the society come to light, as the most common accompanying needs in the event of large-scale crises (Ajduković et al, 2017;Karić, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%