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majorité des universités françaises. En même temps, depuis vingt-cinq ans, grâce au soutien de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, c’est en France qu’a été créé et qu’est toujours géré l’ENOP (European Network of Organizational Psychology), sur l’initiative conjuguée de Bernhard Wilpert, de Charles de Wolff, et de moi-même, et avec l’appui de Sylvia Shimmin, de Jacques Leplat et de Maurice de Montmollin. Ce groupement d’enseignants chercheurs Européens, tous spécialistes

process involved when individuals or groups select, purchase, use or dispose of products, services, ideas, or experiences to satisfy needs and desires.”[1] The elements Consumer behavior is in the classic models classified according to psychology and sociology. Psychology studies on human behavior on the level of individuals, while sociology studies human behavior at a group level. Culture operates at each level.[2] So culture has to point out at all level how ever one of the two is preferred for searching

developed where culture is seen as a permanent individual process. The focus is the individual in its complex correlation to the society. This approach leads to a holistic view of a human being as it takes beside the social relations the individual's personality and it’s reflexivity into account.   Culture as an individual process Deficits of national cultural theories in management of cultural diversity 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Introduction ......................................................

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L’engagement peut se définir comme une expérience cognitivo-affective de persistance, caractérisée par la présence de confiance, d’enthousiasme, une implication, et de la vigueur » LONDASLE (« athlete engagement », International journal of sport psychology, 2007) Terme n°3 : Expérience Culturelle La notion d'expérience qu'elle soit corporelle, culturelle est de plus en plus utilisée en EPS. Cette expression participe d'un mouvement plus général en éducation qui met l'accent sur la dimension personnelle

another dimension refers to the cultural differences which are shown to have implications for the negotiating flexibility and rigidity of representatives and their constituents and third dimension concerns the analysis of the role of the negotiators personality (adversary) in the development of processes of the interaction and the interdependence (the role played by national politics in international negotiation, the credibility of negotiating commitments and their willingness to enter into international