Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 2 / 2007 (507)
Professional Competence in Psychosociology Research
Cornel Constantinescu
Universitatea din Pitesti
Abstract. Dealing with labour activity through perspective of factors that condition it's efficiency is a problem of great interest in psychosociology. The performances' evaluation is a manner to appreciate the degree of adequation of the human operator to professional exigences of the labour he does. "The proffesional competence" is the intrinsic potentiality of person and the performance - the achieved potentiality showen in material or spiritual products or servicies and which is, often, influenced not only by factors depending on the person (the specific skills, the motivation, the degree of implication in decisional process), but olso by factors independent of person. Through the present study we have verified the interpretative-thoretical pattern suggessted for profesional competence (mental skills of cognitional kind and socio-emotional skills, the consciousness of profesional competence ) of a group of subjects that carried on in army. In this study the used method is secondary analysis, analysis and interpretation in a different manner of collected information with different reasons.
Contents
Elasticity of Substitution for Production Functions in Romania and other Countries
The Development of a Multisource and a Systematized Database for Economic and Policy Impact Analysis
Leadership, Motivation and Excellence (A Comparative view)
Labor Relations and Social Dialogue: Measurement and Diagnosis Instruments
Management Science Education, between McDonaldisation of Society and High Quality Economics
Performant Brand Management Contribution to the Company Success on International Market
Statistical Methods for Base Inflation Calculation
Professional Competence in Psychosociology Research
VaR Methodology Application for Banking Currency Portfolios
Development Economics and Economic Development: Why do Institution Matter?
Evaluation of Results from Sales Promotion Activities
Currency Evolutions during 2006 and Expectations for 2007