SELF-CONFIDENCE AND LOCUS OF CONTROL – PERSONALITY FACTORS FAVORING ADAPTATION AND PROFESSIONAL INTEGRATION
Silviu Ioan CRAIOVAN, Maria Diana CIURESCU The present article serves the purpose of demonstrating the role self-confidence and the locus of control have, as attributes or ranges of attributes, in the process of ensuring the success in completing an action … Read More
CAREER REORIENTATION AND SELF-ESTEEM IN ADULTHOOD
Alexandra MEREŞANU (GHEORGHE) This article explores the dynamic relationship between career reorientation and self-esteem in adulthood. Career changes and self-perception are inextricably linked, and this study delves into the unique challenges and opportunities faced by adults in navigating these transitions. … Read More
CINDERELLA, A PSYCHOANALYTIC APPROACH
Anca Domnica LUPU The hero with one thousand names, Cinderella, has nowadays become something more akin to an archetype, synonymous with the symbol of someone who used to be neglected for a long period of time and is now finally seen, … Read More
THE ROLE OF NON-FINANCIAL MOTIVATION IN ACHIEVING PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE
Natalia CONSTANTINESCU, Silviu Ioan CRAIOVAN Our study aims to determine the main motivational factors for increasing employees performance. Methodology: The sample consisted of 25 employees of a multinational company in Romania, who achieved professional performance above expectations in the last year. … Read More
JUNG’S TYPOLOGY IN PROFESSIONAL SELECTION
Costin Mihai CONSTANTINESCU, Corina BOGDAN This research has grown out of an ideal that has over time succeeded in inspiring many approaches to human resource psychology, namely: to identify the typology (personality, aptitude or vocational) that people manifest, and to … Read More
DIFFICULTIES IN ADAPTATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRATION OF NEURODIVERGENT PEOPLE
Alina ZAHARIA, Alissa SADIK, Antonia VLĂDESCU The concern for human resources, the ability to achieve general organizational objectives, taking into account the needs of employees, creating the right framework for both organizational progress and membership, is a defining characteristic for … Read More
THE PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN CREATIVE ORGANISATIONS
Alina ZAHARIA, Alexandra FURNEA, Veronica NANU Creative organizations not only illustrate tools that allow the achievement of general organizational objectives, but contribute to the cultural education of society members, to the development of cultural self-awareness, promoting products of indigenous culture, … Read More
THE ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND THE REWARDPUNISHMENT PROCESSING ERRORS
Iulian IPATE The implications deriving from the most exhaustive understanding of antisocial behaviors become significant from the perspective of efforts made in the direction of intervention and prevention. Now we need a clearer understanding of what causes young people to … Read More
THE LGBTQ POPULATION – CHALLENGES AND RESOURCES IN ROMANIA
Valentina NEACŞU, Cristina COLOTELO The LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning) population in Romania represents a segment of society facing unique challenges in a nation where social attitudes and legal frameworks are in a constant state of transition. While progress … Read More
PSYCHOANALYSIS OF ROMANIAN FOLK TALES. A METHOD TO RESEARCH INTO ETHNIC UNCONSCIOUS
Simona REGHINTOVSCHI The psychological profile of Romanians should contain the dimension of ethnic unconscious defined by George Devereux – that portion of the total unconscious segment of the individual’s psyche that most member of his given cultural community have in … Read More
METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE EFFICIENCY OF STRESS AND ANXIETY THERAPY
Ruxandra Victoria PARASCHIV, Oana MATEESCU, Eftihiţa CRĂCIUN The article aims to develop and evaluate a new method for measuring the effectiveness of therapy aimed at reducing stress and anxiety in the adult population. The study began with a detailed analysis … Read More
PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL IN THE CONTEMPORARY CONTEXT
Elena ANGHEL STĂNILĂ Effective education always needs to be supported by a careful knowledge of contemporary socio-economicpolitical conditions, but also of the psychological realities of educational actors: teachers, pupils and parents. When parents and teachers join hands, they can help … Read More
THE NEED FOR EDUCATION AND SOUL BALANCE IN THE CONSUMER SOCIETY
Ruxandra RĂŞCANU, Melania MUNTEANU MACOVEI The changes on all levels, on the entire planet, also included Romania. Romanian intelligence gives sap to future generations by creating an educational model that is based on knowledge and skills. This model is based … Read More
THE ROLE OF ATTITUDES AND PERSONALITY PROFILE IN ACCEPTING A MANAGEMENT POSITION
Mihai Petru CRAIOVAN, Natalia CONSTANTINESCU The objective of our study is to determine the role of employees’ attitudes and personality profile in accepting a management position. Methodology: The sample was composed of 20 male adults, employees of an organization in … Read More
STUDY ON THE ROLE OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND A SELF-ESTEEM IN SOCIAL PHOBIA MANAGEMENT
Titi PARASCHIV, Iulian IPATE, Maria CIURESCU The article aims to determine the relationships between emotional intelligence and self-esteem as parts of the personality, in the management of Social Phobia. To achieve the objective, we created a questionnaire that we distributed … Read More
STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OVERVALUATION AND NARCISSIC VULNERABILITY
Viorel Iulian TĂNASE, Ruxandra Victoria PARASCHIV, Cristian MANEA The study addresses the topic of the relationship between overvaluation and narcissistic vulnerability, analyzing the impact of this phenomenon on interpersonal relationships, the work environment and the online environment. Overvaluation, defined as … Read More