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Dieses Sachbuch betrachtet eines der letzten großen Tabus unserer Zeit aus Sicht der Psychologie: Das Geld! – Was ist Geld eigentlich? Wie beeinflusst es unser Leben, unsere Gefühle, unser Denken und Handeln? Warum hat es diese Wirkung auf einzelne Menschen und die ganze Gesellschaft? Wieso ist es uns unangenehm, über „unser“ Geld und unsere Abhängigkeit davon zu reden? Silvia Breier gibt kurzweilige Antworten auf diese Fragen und verknüpft dabei auf unterhaltsame Weise tiefenpsychologische mit verhaltenspsychologischen, sozialhistorischen und ökonomischen Erkenntnissen. Lernen Sie Ihre eigene Beziehung zum Geld besser kennen – denn die Art und Weise, wie wir zu Geld stehen, was wir davon halten und welche Gefühle wir damit verbinden, beeinflusst unseren Umgang damit und entscheidet, ob wir finanziell erfolgreich sind oder scheitern. – Gelangen Sie zu einem entspannten und erfolgreichen Umgang mit „dem lieben Geld“ und einem zufriedenen Leben – unabhängig von der Höhe Ihres Kontostands! Über die Autorin Silvia Breier ist eine langjährige Bankerin. Ihr zweites Standbein hat sie als Systemische Psychosoziale Beraterin, Coach und Mentaltrainerin. Sie hat bereits die Bücher „Mental Diving" und „Die Krisen-Strategien der Banker: Lebenskrisen bewältigen - mit Know-how aus Finanzwelt und Psychologie" veröffentlicht. Die Kombination aus Business und psychologischem Background macht ihre Vorträge, Seminare und Bücher zu etwas Einzigartigem. Informationen darüber finden Sie auf www.silvia-breier.at.

Psychology. --- Economics—Psychological aspects. --- Behavioral economics. --- Popular Science in Psychology. --- Economic Psychology. --- Behavioral Finance.

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Ziel der Arbeit ist die Entwicklung und Validierung des wertorientierten Modells für das strategische Gesundheitsmanagement in Beratungsunternehmen (WOGE-Modell), um die Zusammenhänge zwischen der gesundheitlichen Konstitution von Unternehmensberaterinnen und -beratern und deren Wertschöpfung zu untersuchen. Besonderer Fokus liegt auf der Evaluierung der sportlichen Aktivität als zentrale gesundheitsfördernde Ressource und auf der Prüfung des erforderlichen Sportpensums zur Erzielung gesundheitsfördernder Effekte. Es gelingt dem Autor, das Modell grundsätzlich zu bestätigen und ein Rahmenkonzept für die Integration des Gesundheitsmanagements in die strategische Unternehmenssteuerung zu entwickeln. Der Inhalt Stressphänomen im Kontext wissensbasierter Tätigkeiten Sportliche Aktivität als Ressource Sportliche Aktivität und chronischer Stress Betriebswirtschaftliche Aspekte für das Gesundheitsmanagement Die Zielgruppen Dozierende und Studierende der Psychologie, Sportwissenschaften, Gesundheitswissenschaften, Betriebswirtschaft Praktikerinnen und Praktiker in den Bereichen Betriebliches Gesundheitsmanagement, Unternehmensberatung, Arbeitspsychologie, Personalwesen, Controlling Der Autor Dr. Thorsten Mock studierte Betriebswirtschaft und Sportwissenschaften an den Universitäten Mannheim und Heidelberg. Seit 2000 arbeitet er für führende, international tätige Unternehmensberatungen. Als Key Account Manager verantwortet er das Beratungsgeschäft mit einem strategischen Kunden und hält Vorlesungen an der Hochschule in Ludwigshafen.

Health psychology. --- Industrial psychology. --- Economics—Psychological aspects. --- Health Psychology. --- Industrial and Organizational Psychology. --- Economic Psychology.

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This book examines how exactly effective intercultural communication at work takes place. In order to do so, the authors take a deep dive into understanding the communication process and variation in communication patterns across cultures and individuals. They introduce a model that focuses on four sources of nonverbal communication, discuss existing research on intercultural communication in the workplace, and offer propositions for future research on the indirect, implicit, and nonverbal cues that can stymie cross-cultural communication effectiveness at work.

Psychology, Industrial. --- Psychology. --- Economics --- Communication. --- Work and Organizational Psychology. --- Behavioral Sciences and Psychology. --- Economic Psychology. --- Media and Communication. --- Psychological aspects.

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This second volume, Basics of a Liberal Psychological, Social and Moral Order, overviews developments in the theory of spontaneously ordered complex phenomena, the psychology of inference and expectation, the nature of anticipatory systems in the psychological and economic domains, and the evolution of scientific thought and knowledge. The book applies these insights to the nature of markets and morals, what education should consist of, and the problems of alienation and our existential malaise as we move into an increasingly abstract society. In doing so it also shows the unscientific nature of the rationalist constructivist approach of progressivism, and the disastrous consequences that would arise from following these positions. The book shows the complex interplay between top-down or directed structures (what Hayek and others have called taxis organizations) and far more complex orders of the social or psychological cosmos in which they are embedded as constituents. It details how the key to the market orders of society depends upon their capacity to impersonally convey information to agents. Markets can serve unknown and unforeseen ends for individuals who do not know or have contact with other market participants. This is a vastly more powerful and productive system than anything that can arise in a tribal or face-to-face organization limited to personal contact, such as the sort proposed by the constructivists. The book will be of interest to academics and scholars in classical liberalism, economics and political philosophy. Walter B. Weimer is Emeritus Professor of Psychology at the Pennsylvania State University. He was instrumental in bringing Hayek’s philosophical psychology both to a psychology audience and to an economics audience.

Constructivism (Philosophy) --- Economics --- Philosophy. --- Psychological aspects. --- Behavioral economics --- Behavioural economics --- Philosophy --- Political science --- Economic Psychology. --- History of Economic Thought and Methodology. --- Political Philosophy. --- History. --- Political philosophy

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This book presents embodied economics as a foundational alternative to behavioral economics and other projects integrating economics and psychology inspired by the computational paradigm. The 20th century witnessed the disembodiment of economic models through the intensification of mathematization and formal abstraction in economics. Even proponents of an embodied approach to cognition, such as Hayek, paradoxically championed the abstract market order as a disembodied superhuman intelligence. In the wake of groundbreaking perspectives in cognitive and social sciences, which have helped to rethink the fundamental building blocks of economics, agency and institutions, this title takes a radical turn towards embodiment. Reinstating economics as political economy, embodied economics motivates a critique of capitalism based on the analysis of disembodiment through abstraction and reactivates key critical insights into the anthropology put forward by the young Marx about contemporary economics and its conceptualizations of money, property, and labor. Based on this analysis, the authors envision a concrete utopia for an economic order centered on human dignity and care for life on Earth. This book contributes to recent discussions about behavioral, experimental and neuroeconomics and addresses a transdisciplinary audience in the social and behavioral sciences, philosophy, and the humanities. Frédéric Basso is Associate Professor of Economic Psychology in the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. His academic work aims to apply, develop, and extend the literature on embodiment to understand and change economic life. Carsten Herrmann-Pillath is Professor and Permanent Fellow at the Max Weber Centre for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies, University of Erfurt, Germany. His transdisciplinary research covers economic philosophy, evolutionary, ecological and institutional economics, semiotics, and Chinese studies. His recent books include the volume edited with Jens Harbecke ‘Social Neureconomics. Mechanistic Integration of the Neurosciences and the Social Sciences’ (2020). A summa of his work was published in 2023 (co-authored with Christian Hederer): ‘A New Principles of Economics. The Science of Markets’.

Economics --- Economic sociology. --- Neuropsychology. --- Cognitive psychology. --- Philosophy and social sciences. --- Economic Psychology. --- Behavioral Economics. --- Economic Sociology. --- Cognitive Psychology. --- Philosophy of the Social Sciences. --- Psychological aspects.