2001
DOI: 10.2753/rsp1061-1967400276
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The Value Foundations of the Conceptions of Activity in Psychology and Contemporary Methodology

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“…His definition of activity allowed researchers to move away from the mentalist approaches of understanding human learning and instead explain it as series of object-directed activities (Bedny & Harris, 2005;Lazarev, 2004). This provided a theoretical framework of human psychology that did not treat the organism and the environment as separate entities (Galperin, 1992;Rozin, 2004).…”
Section: Chat Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…His definition of activity allowed researchers to move away from the mentalist approaches of understanding human learning and instead explain it as series of object-directed activities (Bedny & Harris, 2005;Lazarev, 2004). This provided a theoretical framework of human psychology that did not treat the organism and the environment as separate entities (Galperin, 1992;Rozin, 2004).…”
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“…Tikhomirov was the first to ask questions about the place of creative processes in everyday life, such as those in professional activity (Tikhomirov, 1971;Tikhomirov 1984). Tikhomirov's theory of creative activity argues that interaction is realized through the activity of social intercourse or collective activity (Rozin, 2002). He significantly altered the concept of "intuition" to include the observation of the mechanisms of unconscious processes in creative work, thus identifying the most essential moments of the creative act in addition to defin-Distributed creative activity: expanding Tikhomirov's original notion of creative activity 121 ing intellectual activity as the central activity using knowledge.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[1]; V.M. Rozin, Values basis of the concept of activity in psychology and modern methodology [2]; M.A. Rozov, Reflection and activities [3]; V.S.…”
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