Structural Distortions of the Personality of a Researcher as a Cause of Diagnostic Mistakes?

Structural Distortions of the Personality of a Researcher as a Cause of Diagnostic Mistakes?

Authors

  • Jarosław Jagieła, dr hab. prof. AJD Akademia im. J. Długosza w Częstochowie

Abstract

The article explores structural distortions of the researcher’s personality (contaminations and exclusions) as one of the causes of his/her diagnostic mistakes. Integrated personality of a diagnos- tician is an important factor which can prevent making mistakes. Such personality allows for the verification of one’s judgements and hypotheses, offers the possibility to revise one’s achieve- ments, and successfully deal with stereotypes or superstitions. The author postulates incorporating development and formation of desirable personality traits in diagnosticians’ vocational training.

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Author Biography

Jarosław Jagieła, dr hab. prof. AJD, Akademia im. J. Długosza w Częstochowie

Pedagog społeczny i terapeuta. Kierownik Zespołu Badawczego Edukacyjnej Analizy Transakcyjnej oraz Zakładu Pedagogiki Społecznej i Terapii Pedago- gicznej w Akademii im. Jana Długosza w Częstochowie. Wykładowca w Kate- drze Psychologii Akademii „Ignatianum” w Krakowie. Autor piętnastu książek oraz przeszło dwustu artykułów naukowych i popularnonaukowych.

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Published

2013-12-18

How to Cite

Jagieła, J. (2013). Structural Distortions of the Personality of a Researcher as a Cause of Diagnostic Mistakes?. The Educational Transactional Analysis, (2), 55–67. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.ujd.edu.pl/index.php/EAT/article/view/27

Issue

No. 2 (2013)

Section

Transactional analysis in education

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