Analyse de la diversite des appropriations et reinterpretations du dispositif PFR: cas des communes de
Dassa et Savalou, Departement des Collines, Benin'.
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Dassa Kaye, Alireza Nader and Parisa Roshan, Israel and Iran: A Dangerous Rivalry, RAND Corporation, 2011, p.
Masse, R., Poulin, C.,
Dassa, C., Lambert, J., Belair, S., & Battaglini, A.
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Dassa Kaye, et.al., "The Iraq Effect: The Middle East After the Iraq War," RAND Corporation, 2010, 75-103.
This study adopts a model that is located closest to this second perspective: the model of the meaning of work proposed by Morin (1997, 2001, 2007) and Morin and
Dassa (2006), for whom "the meaning of work is an effect of coherence between the characteristics that the subject seeks in his work and those he realizes in the work he performs" (Morin, 2007, p.
Campos,
DASSA Technologies, Terrassa, Espana, i.campos@dassa.es
Dassa (1997) A new approach to discourse analysis in psychiatry, applied to a schizophrenic patient's speech.
However, it is recognized that performing an activity in everyday life involves four principle cognitive operations (Bottari,
Dassa, Rainville, & Dutil, 2009): formulating a goal (e.g., preparing food), planning a solution to attain the goal (e.g., choosing to prepare spaghetti), carrying out the activity (i.e., executing all steps required to prepare the spaghetti), and verifying the attainment of the goal (i.e., verify that the meal was prepared as planned).
This information integration process is documented in numerous everyday judgments (see Anderson (2008) for a review of situations), but also specifcally for moral decisions in medical ethics (Teisseyre, Vanraet, Sorum, & Mullet, 2010; Munoz Sastre, Peccarisi, Legrain, Mullet, & Sorum, 2007; Frileux, Munoz Sastre, Antonini, Mullet, & Sorum, 2004), confict resolution (Kpanake & Mullet, 2005), and legal situations (Kpanake,
Dassa, Sorum, & Mullet, 2013).