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Five ». Cette multitude d’études qui traitent des comportements, des attitudes et de la personnalité témoigne de la fertilité de la théorie des valeurs et de ce qu’elle a de prometteur pour les recherches futures. Shalom H. SCHWARTZ Department of Psychology The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Jerusalem 91905 – Israel msshasch@mscc.huji.ac.il ANNEXE TABLEAU I. – Corrélations entre les valeurs et l’âge, le sexe, le niveau d’éducation et le revenu dans les 20 pays participant à l’European Social Survey

health care. I/ Economie and education To illustrate this paragraph, I (m’appuie sur) the following graphic from the book of Hilary Lips ( Hilary is a professor of psychology, chair of the Psychology Department, and director of the Center for Gender Studies at Radford University). The name of the book : “A New Psychology of Women: Gender, Culture and Ethnicity” and “of Sex and Gender: An Introduction”. ➢ Graphic 1: This graphic shows: What Difference Does Education Make? There appears

le rat blanc et la croissance de son système nerveux (universitaires, 2005). En 1915, il est Président de L’American Psychological Association (APA) et fonde de nouvelles revues dont le fameux Journal of Experimental Psychology. En 1913, Watson a publié un article célèbre, « Psychology as a Behaviorist Views It », dans Psychological Review. Son article distingue le behaviorisme des autres écoles de psychologie. Les behavioristes étaient objectifs, et refusaient les descriptions subjectives en s’appuyant

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go about the consumption process; the science of studying how consumers seek value in an effort to address real needs. Economics is the study of production and consumption. Social psychology focuses on the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that people have as they interact with other people Cognitive psychology deals with the intricacies of mental reactions involved in information processing. Marketing involves the multitude of activities that facilitate exchanges between buyers and sellers

concepts est de décrire ces propriétés. Le psychologue Gregory Murphy résume cette idée au début de son livre sur la psychologie des concepts (2002, 2-3) : « The psychology of concepts cannot by itself provide a full explanation of the concepts of all the different domains that psychologists are interested in. This book will not explore the psychology of concepts of persons, musical forms, numbers, physical motions, and political systems. The details of each of these must be discovered by the specific disciplines

scientific position, it is possible to study a spiritual phenomenon by reducing it to study of the various phenomena material which the composed. For example, the sociology can be reduced to the psychology, because the study of the society can be decomposed in the study of the individuals who composed it. So Psychology can also be reduced to the biology, biology to physics, and the physics to the mathematics. The philosophical reductionism works on the contrary. Indeed, it reduces the materiality to the

Research on international migration has consistently shown that economic factors play an important role in the process: People tend to emigrate from less to *Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Bonka Boneva, Department of Psychology, 405 Langley Hall, Pittsburgh, PA 15260 [email: boneva@pitt.edu]. The authors gratefully acknowledge the support of the Russian and East-European Center at the University of Pittsburgh that helped make this research possible. 477 © 2001 The Society

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