Contemporary Psychology & Psychometrics
Contemporary Psychology & Psychometrics
The word creativity has its origin in the Latin creare which means to make, to conceive, to develop, to produce. It was introduced in the psychological vocabulary by American psychologist Gordon Allport (1937) and it is replacing the old terms of innovative spirit, inventivity, talent.
The Evolution of Creativity Theories in Psychology: A Comprehensive Overview Read article
During the 1970′, at Geneva, a new perspective on cognitive development has begun to emerge. The self-defined school of socio-genetical psychology advanced theories that represented a challenge addressed to the spirit of genetical epistemology.
Willem Doise, Gabriel Mugny and Jean Claude Deschamp, to name but a few of the representatives, declare that social interactions constitute the privileged setting which gives birth to the intellectual acquisitions of the child. There is a direct cause and effect link between social interaction and individual cognitive development.
Exploring The Social Genetic Model of Cognitive Development Read article
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Understanding oneself is a fundamental human drive, yet traditional psychological assessments often fail to capture the complexity of inner experience, symbolic identity, or stages of existential and psychological maturation. Rooted in the principles of Analytical Psychology and inspired by the work of Carl Gustav Jung and Marie-Louise von Franz, the Archetypal Integration & Individuation Assessment (AIIA) offers a reflective model for exploring the internal terrain of the psyche. This model is based on archetypal constellations and one’s evolving relationship to the self, the unconscious, and others.