Moral Harassment at Work (MHW) is considered a recurrent practice of humiliation, mockery, isolation, persecution and psychological torture. Its results go beyond the worker private life: represent financial loss, affects the work, the organization, the productivity and the society. This article aims to develop a model of MHW, which characterizes the main components of the phenomenon and their ...

The social psychological study of education contains growing potential to contribute the understanding learning and design effective environments that support youth development. As research on educators in particular expands, there are key insights perspectives from areas outside psychology can help guide direction new studies approaches. Humanizing frameworks especially well suited inform educ...

We present a case in which narrative medicine was used to assist a patient with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis who was dependent on mechanical ventilation and prolonged hospitalization. Implementing narrative medicine led to the development of more effective communication that strengthened the therapeutic relationship, enhanced humane care practices, and resulted in greater physical and psycholo...

Abstract The motivation to conduct this study is related the uncertainty of impact AI economy on economic cycle and need unlock potential Industry 4.0 in stabilizing global system amid a series crises. article discusses fundamental issues emergence new theory evolution Kondratieff waves context modern drivers long-term development (MANBRIC technologies), taking into account acceleration innovat...

The practice of health professionals in the hospital environment has been loosing its human characteristics in view of the care delivered to the disease rather than to the sick being, and also in view of the increasing technological complexity, associated with increasing costs. Ethics requires the implementation of a reflective process concerning the principles, values, rights, and duties rulin...

Based on a literature review, this article discusses the physician-patient relationship by presenting anthropological and communicational approaches, physicians' experiences as patients, key concepts showing the need for humanization of the patient-physician relationship, and some theoretical-philosophical reflections relating primarily to hermeneutics. Based on this framework, one can already ...