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The present paper argues that crisis talk has been rampant in psychology since its beginning. This is so because it serves a powerful rhetorical function – ‘if we are in crisis we must do x to get out of it’. In fact, being in crisis is the state of any progressive discipline, where new evidence is brought to light and new ideas are put on offer. This paper then turns to the specific conceptual and methodological issues facing the psychology of creativity and offers some suggestions for moving the sub-discipline forward. It proposes dropping the study of ‘creativity’ as a noun, and instead focusing on the concrete process of creating and evaluating the products of that activity.
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As an individual acts within the reality which is determined by the social elements, it is crucial for it to comply with traditions and norms. The capitalistic system has created specific mechanisms, performing the role of strengthener of the whole system and enabling the cooperation of all individuals. As a result, in modern economics, the profit motive has been elevated from being merely a key plank in optimising societal benefit, to becoming the sole purpose of economies.
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The level of socio-economic, demographic processes and processes of migration phenomena are interdependent. The study has been subjected to a detailed analysis of inflow and outflow and the net internal migration in the Silesian province. The research includes internal migration in the Silesian province in terms of time (years 1995-2011) and spatial (sub Silesian province). In the context of economic and social processes in the Silesian province were examined trends in migration and development in this region and was carried out statistical analysis of the structure of migration.
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