Birleştirilmis Bir Psikoloji Kuramı: 1. Cilt Hakkında
Birleştirilmis Bir Psikoloji Kuramı: 1. Cilt konusu, istatistikler, fiyatları ve daha fazlası burada.Hakkında
Bu kitapta önerilen birleştirilmiş kuram, psikoloji biliminin biyoloji ve sosyal bilimlerle olan ilişkisi içerisinde nasıl berrak ve canlı bir şekilde tanımlanabileceğini göstermektedir. Aynı zamanda sosyal temellendirme sisteminin uyumsal sorununun bir sonucu olarak, insan öz bilinçliliğinin bir temellendirme sistemi içinde nasıl evrimleştiği anlatılmıştır. Ayrıca insanların sürekli olarak eylemlerini kendilerine ve ötekilere karşı gerekçelendirmeleri, dünyayı ve onun içindeki kendi yerlerini anlamlandıran temellendirici yapıları aramaları, kitabın üzerine vurgu yaptığı ana yapıyı oluşturmuştur.
Yazar: 
Gregg Henriques
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Tahmini Okuma Süresi: 9 sa. 55 dk.Sayfa Sayısı: 350İlk Yayın Tarihi: 2023Yayınevi: Psikoterapi EnstitüsüISBN: 9786057236579Ülke: TürkiyeDil: Türkçe
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Gregg HenriquesYazar · 0 kitap
For over 20 years, I have been passionate about the possibility of developing a more integrated and coherent way of approaching the field of psychology and the work of psychotherapy. I first published my approach for developing a theoretically unified view of the field in 2003, and I have been expanding on that view and its implications ever since. In 2011, I outlined my approach in the book, A New Unified Theory of Psychology. Since that time, in addition to authoring professional publications, I have developed a blog on Psychology Today called Theory of Knowledge, which offers regular posts on a wide variety of topics, including updates on the unified theory to general issues in philosophy to morality to politics to current issues facing the field of psychology. I am also an active in a number of movements that are involved in consolidating our knowledge into more coherent schemes. For example, I am a leader in the Unified Psychotherapy Movement, which attempts to use meta-theory to achieve an effective integrative scheme for the various psychotherapy paradigms. I am also interested in synthetic approaches to philosophy, and I have started a group called the Theory of Knowledge Society, which hosted its first conference in April (2018), titled: Toward a Big Theory of Knowledge.
I am a Full Professor and a core faculty member in James Madison University's Combined-Integrated Clinical and School Psychology Doctoral Program. I arrived at JMU in 2003, and directed the C-I doctoral program from 2005 to 2017. It has been a unique opportunity to train unified health service psychologists, as JMU is arguably the leading program in integrative theory and training. I currently teach courses on integrative/unified psychotherapy, personality, social, and cognitive psychology, and history and systems and engage in much clinical supervision. In addition to exploring and promoting my unified framework for psychology and philosophy, I am currently engaged in developing a systematic evaluation of character functioning and well-being (called the Well-being Checkup), examining an approach to psychological mindfulness called "CALM MO" (which stands for developing a Curious, Accepting, Loving-compassionate, and Motivated toward valued states of being Metacognitive-Observer) and researching the college student mental health crisis and what might be done about it.
I regularly engage in pro bono clinical work and supervise doctoral students in their development. I have specific clinical expertise in the assessment and treatment of adult psychopathology, particularly depression, anxiety, suicidal behaviors, and personality disorders. I am married to Andrea Henriques, MEd, (my high school sweetheart) and we have three children, Sydney (18), Jon (17), and Lanie (14). I live in Virginia, just south of Harrisonburg.
