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Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) as an Emergent System: A Dynamic Systems Theory Perspective

2016

This paper sets out to present a novel construal of one of the notions of Vygotskian cultural-historical theory viz., zone of proximal development (ZPD) drawing upon dynamic systems theory. The principal thesis maintains that ZDP is an emergent and dynamic system which is engendered by a dialectical concatenation of psychogenesic and sociogenesic facets of human development over time. It is reasoned that Vygotskian cultural-historical theory of human development, by invoking dialectical logic, has transcended Cartesian substance dualism and in turn has proffered a monistic and process-anchored ontology for emerging becoming of human consciousness. Likewise, it is contended that dynamic syst…

ZPDCultural StudiesSocial PsychologyZone of proximal developmentHuman Developmentmedia_common.quotation_subjectCultureSystems Theory050109 social psychologydynamic systems theoryHumans0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSociologyConsilienceApplied PsychologyAxiommedia_commonVygotskian cultural-history theoryDialecticdialectical logicCommunication05 social sciencesDialectical logicemergenssiEpistemologyPhilosophyAnthropologyOntologyConstrual level theoryzone of proximal developmentConsciousnessPsychological Theory050104 developmental & child psychologyIntegrative Psychological and Behavioral Science
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The strange case of Pomar family: the dangers of roads

2012

Many studies conducted on risk-related issues use quantitative methods. Questionnaires or formal interviews are applied to subjects to construct some attitude or particular opinion about their sense of security. Since the risk-perception theory has been brought from cognitive psychology, there is a biased assumption to think this issue should use these survey types of techniques. In contrast, this article proposes that risk as social construal should be studied according to qualitative analyses that explore the connection between variables. That women perceive more risks than men can be a of second-order explanation, appropriate for opinion polls or managerial policies, but not scientific a…

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