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NEUROSCIENCE MEETS PHILOSOPHY: THE NEURONAL BASIS OF MORAL DECISION MAKING

Annotation: The centuries-old discussion about the role of the feelings (exemplified by David Humes work) or reason (proposed by Emmanuel Kant) on our moral decisions is now being addressed using neuroscience methods. I will show data obtained from humans indicating that different brain structures (prefrontal cortex and amygdala) are activated when making moral decisions such as those involved in the trolley problem. Several authors have proposed that morality is based on two pillars: fairness and empathy. I will show evidence of both constructs in animals, as well as recent experiments testing which neuronal mechanisms may underlie morally-driven behaviors. A general discussion will follow about the perspectives and limitations of neuroscience approaches to philosophical debate.

15.30-18.00 ( Neosys Organisational Development and Consulting, )

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INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP THE BIRTH OF THE INNER WARRIOR

Concept: working out real life situations, problems connecting with inner energy flow and self representation.

1. The inner warrior is not just a soldier protecting borders, but also a fighter on the front line who is able to represent the borderlines outwards as well, if necessary. He is a samurai who is a master of defense and, if necessary, of confrontation and attack, retaining his integrity.

2. Gentle force is a determinant leadership principle that is able to find and keep a balance between aggressive self-extension and passive retreat. Balanced appearance creates harmony within the leadership model.

3. The indispensable requisites of training the inner warrior are: making him conscious of his own limitations, analyzing the situation and mapping inner and external boundaries.

 

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HISTORY OF RUSSIAN AND SOVIET PSYCHOLOGY: THE FIRST RESULTS OF BIBLIOMETRIC RESEARCH

Annotation: From the beggining of XIX century great psychologists have started their work in Russia. In tsarist Russia their researches have been at variance with ideology of religion and public censorship. In Soviet Union times in USSR psychology as a science was also under some ideological pressure. Since 1991 the Russian psychological science has corresponded with international standards. The author is to acquaint the audience with first results of bibliometric research of contribution of domestic psychologists who were working during the transitional period (from USSR to Post-Soviet Russia).






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