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61 whole man
1. здоровый человек (в противоположность раненому и т. п.)2. психол. целый человек, целостный человекAccording to Вugental (1964), now that it is becoming clear that the behaviorist's search for additional knowledge about specific functions will not lead to an understanding of man in the world, psychology is finally becoming the study of man — the whole man. — Согласно Бугенталю (1964), теперь, когда становится ясно, что бихевиористские поиски дополнительных знаний об особых функциях не приведут к пониманию человека в мире, психология окончательно становится наукой о человеке — о целостном человеке.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > whole man
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62 פסיכולוגיה התנהגותית
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64 behawiorysta
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65 행동주의의
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69 behaviourism
behaviorism [bɪ'heɪvjərɪzəm] nome behaviorismo m., comportamentismo m.* * *behaviourism, ( USA) behaviorism /bɪˈheɪvjərɪzəm/ (psic.)n. [u]comportamentismo; behaviorismobehaviourist, ( USA) behavioristA n.comportamentista; behavioristaB a.comportamentistico; behavioristicobehaviouristic, ( USA) behavioristica.comportamentistico, behavioristico.* * *behaviorism [bɪ'heɪvjərɪzəm] nome behaviorismo m., comportamentismo m. -
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72 Watson, John Broadus
(1878-1958) Уотсон, Джон БроудесПсихолог, один из основоположников бихевиоризма и автор этого термина. В 1903 получил степень доктора в Чикагском университете [ Chicago, University of]. Отказался от доминировавшего в современной ему психологии метода интроспекции, основывал выводы на данных биологии; изучал изменения в поведении детей. Ввел понятие дуги "стимул-реакция" [stimulus-response], но позднее при изучении поведения животных пользовался терминологией русских ученых В. М. Бехтерева и И. П. Павлова. В 1908-20 профессор Университета Джонса Хопкинса [ Johns Hopkins University]. Основные труды: "Поведение. Введение в сравнительную психологию" ["Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology"] (1914), "Психология с точки зрения бихевиориста" ["Psychology from the Standpoint of a Behaviorist"] (1919), "Бихевиоризм" ["Behaviorism"] (1925), "Сражение за бихевиоризм" ["The Battle of Behaviorism"] (1928), "Психологический уход за ребенком с младенческого возраста" ["Psychological Care of Infant and Child"]English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Watson, John Broadus
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80 leadership
Gen Mgt, HRthe capacity to establish direction and to influence and align others toward a common goal, motivating and committing them to action and making them responsible for their performance. Leadership theory is one of the most discussed areas of management, and many different approaches are taken to the topic. Some notions of leadership are related to types of authority delineated by Max Weber. It is often suggested that leaders possess innate personal qualities that distinguish them from others: great man theory and trait theory express this idea. Other theories, such as Behaviorist Theories of Leadership, suggest that leadership is defined by action and behavior, rather than by personality. A related idea is that leadership style is not fixed but should be adapted to different situations, and this is explored in contingency theory and situational theory. A further branch of research that examines relationships between leaders and followers is found in transactional, transformational, attribution, and power and influence theories of leadership. Perhaps the most simple model of leadership is action-centered leadership, which focuses on what an effective leader actually does. These many approaches and differences of opinion illustrate the complexity of the leadership role and the intangibility of the essence of good leadership.
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