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Dialog mediacyjny
w perspektywie psychologii narracyjnej funkcje narracji i narracyjne role mediatora

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Bachryj-Krzywaźnia M.
Profilaktyka Społeczna i Resocjalizacja
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2016
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vol. 31-32
73-95
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Niniejszy artykuł stanowi próbę spojrzenia na mediację z perspektywy psychologii narracyjnej. Autor identyfikuje cztery funkcje, jakie w dialogu mediacyjnym odgrywają narracyjne struktury poznawcze: poznawczo-komunikacyjną, regulacyjno-motywacyjną, transformacyjną oraz dialogiczno-perswazyjną. Na ich podstawie formułuje listę praktycznych wskazówek działania czyniących pracę mediatora efektywniejszą.
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This paper is an attempt to look at mediation from the perspective of narrative psychology. The author identifies four functions that narrative cognitive structures play in mediation dialogue: cognitive-communicative, regulative-motivative, transformative and dialogic-persuasive. Based on that a list of practical tips is formulated to make the mediator’s work more effective.
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Electoral Defeat and Party Change: When do Parties Adapt?

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Pacześniak A., Bachryj-Krzywaźnia M., Kaczorowska M.
Political Preferences
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2020
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issue 27
63-78
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Electoral defeat has sometimes been called the mother of party change, but is this reputation warranted? In this paper we investigate whether party characteristics such as government status, party systemic origins, or ideological family affect how parties respond to defeat. Examining 73 parties in 28 countries, considering party efforts to change their leadership, their programs and their organizations, we conclude that only systemic origin (post-communist vs. West European countries) is a relevant factor affecting depth of party change. Parties take some corrective actions after electoral defeat, however, they are not likely to be a wholesale reforms. Thus, it would be more accurate to describe electoral defeat as a midwife of a party change, not as its mother.
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