Psychology as the Science of Human Being 2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-21094-0_13
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Values and Their Ways of Guiding the Psyche

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“…In human lives, the construction of different kinds of signs and social practices, particularly in the case of values, is an attempt to guide the myriad of experiences seized first by way of human sensitivity to the world (Branco 2012(Branco , 2015Valsiner 2012Valsiner , 2014. From our theoretical viewpoint, psychological phenomena are essentially affective, and reflexivity exercises work as tools for meaning construction, and the organization and relative stability of the vibrant field of feelings.…”
Section: Social Borders Affectivity and Valuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In human lives, the construction of different kinds of signs and social practices, particularly in the case of values, is an attempt to guide the myriad of experiences seized first by way of human sensitivity to the world (Branco 2012(Branco , 2015Valsiner 2012Valsiner , 2014. From our theoretical viewpoint, psychological phenomena are essentially affective, and reflexivity exercises work as tools for meaning construction, and the organization and relative stability of the vibrant field of feelings.…”
Section: Social Borders Affectivity and Valuesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So moral values are hypergeneralized signs that constrain human affect in its guidance of cognitive functions (Branco 2015). The meanings related to what is moral, immoral and indifferent in this sphere of experience guide feelings and reflections oriented to the future (what could be, what should be, and what must not be), performing a normative function.…”
Section: Values In the Process Of Affective-semiotic Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por su parte, la solidaridad es definida como el resultado del reconocimiento, respeto y consideración ante otros que posibilita que la persona se imagine a sí misma en una situación similar a la de otras personas (Branco, 2016). Cuando emerge la solidaridad, hay un reconocimiento de un objetivo común y el compromiso activo para su resolución.…”
Section: La Cooperación La Competición El Individualismo Y La Solidunclassified
“…Esa internalización depende la carga afectiva de los mensajes. Así, mientras mayor sea la carga afectiva, mayores posibilidades existen de que esos mensajes sean efectivamente internalizados (Branco, 2015;Roncancio-Moreno & Branco, 2017).…”
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“…El taller significó para Martina una posibilidad de promover la convivencia en el aula (Pinto-Manzini, 2013). Pero, en relación con el maltrato infantil, específicamente, emergieron significaciones en dos categorías: bueno y malo, adecuado e inadecuado, una tendencia a considerar valores positivos y negativos (Branco, 2015). Veamos algunos ejemplos:…”
Section: Y Genera Marcos Afectivo-comunicativosunclassified