Bases sociológicas, antropológicas e psicológicas do comprometimento organizacional DOI 10.5752/P.1678-9563.2009v15n3p200

Neural basis for social cognitive impairment in schizophrenia Bases neurais do comprometimento da cognição social na esquizofrenia

Social cognition is defined as “the mental operations underlying social interactions, which include the human ability to perceive the intentions and dispositions of others”1. This ability would be required in situations in which plural individual humans as well as primates are present, therefore, having good or superior social cognitive abilities would be advantageous for an individual’s surviv...

Criação de Conhecimento Organizacional e Análise de Sinais Fracos: Convergências

Inteligência competitiva organizacional: um modelo apoiado nos comportamentos de busca, compartilhamento e uso de informação e de TIC

The organizational competitive intelligence arises as a strategic process that propitiates converting data, information and knowledge into competitive differentials for the organization. The problem of research focuses on the manner that manager‟s practice, recognize the importance of seeking, sharing, and use behaviors of information and information and communication technology to the organiza...

Workflow: Tecnología Para la Innovación Organizacional

a búsqueda de mayor productividad en las organizaciones es un objetivo básico de trabajo para conseguir más eficiencia y competitividad en el mercado; actualmente existen varias formas de lograrlo, desde estudios de reducción de costos, hasta la mejora de procesos mediante la automatización y reordenamiento de actividades, etc. De esta forma tanto la administración pública como la privada deben...

Do Extrinsic Dispositions Need Extrinsic Causal Bases?

In this paper, I distinguish two often-conflated theses—the thesis that all dispositions are intrinsic properties and the thesis that the causal bases of all dispositions are intrinsic properties—and argue that the falsity of the former does not entail the falsity of the latter. In particular, I argue that extrinsic dispositions are a counterexample to first thesis but not necessarily to the se...