Security Psychology as Social Systemic Phenomenon

Security Psychology as Social Systemic Phenomenon

Security psychology is considered through social systemic search for reciprocal contiguity and mutual completion of existing advances of psychology and conceptual security understanding. The ability of systemic vision of security and its cognitive and practical specifics are demonstrated. The possib...

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Main Author: Yuri P.Zinchenko
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University 2011-01-01
Series:Psychology in Russia: State of Art
Subjects:
security
systems approach
social representation
social theoretical construct
security concept
social and psychological fundamentals of security
Online Access:http://xn--n1abc.xn--p1ai/periodicals/pdf/pinr/2011/19_2011_zinchenko.pdf
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Summary:Security psychology is considered through social systemic search for reciprocal contiguity and mutual completion of existing advances of psychology and conceptual security understanding. The ability of systemic vision of security and its cognitive and practical specifics are demonstrated. The possibility to investigate safety psychology as social theoretical construct is suggested. Multi-aspect approach to security is substantiated. Methodological challenges of psychological security are discussed.
ISSN:2074-6857

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