Lázár Imre - A társas-lelki and művészeti folyamatok pszichofiziológiája

Our study volume aims to present the range of psychophysiological phenomena triggered by our cultural and social relationships as well as our artistic experiences - keeping in mind the early Hungarian...
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Lázár Imre
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Our study volume aims to present the range of psychophysiological phenomena triggered by our cultural and social relationships as well as our artistic experiences - keeping in mind the early Hungarian phase of the behavioral sciences. In the framework of the introduction and the historical memories of the appendices, we included the results of the conferences and review research of the research group dealing with the issue of cultural psychophysiology, which they range from basic research in the social neurosciences to the physical and mental effects of different social situations (such as emigration, pilgrimage) or interpersonal and artistic communication. Our selection offers the reader a compass of the biopsychosocial approach

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Psychology
344 pages
Binding: cardboard
ISBN: 9789634146155
Author: Imre Lázár
Release year: 2020

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