Vol 21 No 1 (2012): Special Issue: Cognitive Polyphasia | Papers on Social Representations

Papers on Social Representations Peer Reviewed International Journal

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Guest Editors: Arthi, Claudine Provencher & Wolfgang Wagner

Published: 2012-04-27

Free standing papers

Context Effects and Inter-Representation Activation: An Experimental Study

João Wachelke

8.1-8.28
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Analysis of the Semantic Field of Social Representation between Teachers and Parents of the School/Family Relationship.

Véronique Pelt, Débora Poncelet

9.1-9.31
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Special issue

Cognitive Polyphasia: Introductory article

Claudine Provencher, Arthi _, Wolfgang Wagner

1.1-1.15
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“Having It All”: Cognitive Polyphasia as Preserving a Complex Reality: The Israeli Case

Dina Friling

2.1-2.24
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Cognitive Polyphasia in the Reception of Legal Innovations for Biodiversity Conservation

Carla Mouro, Paula Castro

3.1-3.21
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Cognitive Polyphasia, Themata and Blood Donation: Between or Within Representation

Gail Moloney, Judith Williams, Duncan Blair

4.1-4.12
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Representing Mental Illness: A Case of Cognitive Polyphasias

Arthi _

5.1-5.26
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Notes on a Social Psychology of Thinking: A comparison of Bartlett and Moscovici

Brady Wagoner

6.1-6.14
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Familiarising the Unfamiliar: Cognitive Polyphasia, Emotions and the Creation of Social Representations

Ama De-Graft Aikins

7.1-7.28
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Commentary on Re-presenting (and) Cognitive Polyphasia

Susana Batel

10.1-10.15
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