Postawy Społeczne Jako Element Kapitału Społecznego a Proces Readaptacji Społecznej Skazanych

Fidelus, Anna Halina

doi:10.21697/fp.2012.1.06

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“…The second dimension refers to the psychosocial dimensions of attitudes towards public life, i.e., the affective dimension of the attitude [74] emotional reaction towards the object of the attitude [75] or feelings [76] In the interviews, the mayors indicated the residents' motivations to become involved based on their selfish or altruistic characteristics and approach to the good of the community (the egoistic versus altruistic type, and individualistic versus communitarian). In the survey of rural residents, another aspect of participatory attitude was noticed, i.e., the individual or collective dimension of public activity.…”

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Types of Rural Residents in Central Poland in Terms of Their Local Participation: The Perspectives of the Local Authorities and the Inhabitants

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This article analyzes the public participation of rural inhabitants in Poland. It aims to identify the types of rural residents in terms of their local participation. In our research, we adopted the triangulation approach involving using two types of data, qualitative and quantitative, from the research including two types of respondents: mayors of rural communes and inhabitants. On this basis, two typologies of rural inhabitants were created, which were then confronted. First, the local authorities’ views on residents’ engagement in public affairs are presented. Free-form interviews with six mayors of selected rural municipalities of the Łódzkie Region in central Poland were conducted. Based on their observations, the typology of rural inhabitants includes two variables, namely, engagement (activity versus passivity) and motivations for an activity, or a lack of it. Second, we analyzed data from a survey conducted among inhabitants of the same rural municipalities concerning their forms of local participation, their interest in public affairs, their satisfaction with different dimensions of local life and local policy, as well as their trust in the local authorities and sense of impact on local policies and management. The distinguished types of rural inhabitants based on these data differ in their levels of public engagement (very active vs. totally inactive) and preferred forms of activity (individual vs. collective and public vs. social). In the comparison of the results of both studies, we confirmed some of the mayors’ observations concerning the most common type of resident, which is alienated people who are not interested in any public activity. The group of fully active residents, who could be partners in local governance for the local authorities, is very small. On the basis of the interviews with mayors, one can suppose that the situation can be used by local authorities as a justification for not involving residents in local public management.

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“…In the case of participation in social consultations, attachment to the place of residence and the individual's religiosity are crucial [58] (pp. [74][75], [31] (p. 938).…”

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Types of Rural Residents in Central Poland in Terms of Their Local Participation: The Perspectives of the Local Authorities and the Inhabitants

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The Perception of Sources of SelfEfficacy and the Intensity of the Dimensions of Attitude Towards Functioning in Conditions of Freedom in Individuals Serving a Sentence of Imprisonment

Niewiadomska,

Kalinowski,

Jurek

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The path of integration into society is a complex and challenging one. Immediately after completion of a prison sentence, the moment when the prison walls are left behind, individuals are tasked with confronting a new reality that is vastly different from the one to which they have become accustomed. There are many factors that prove to be helpful in the readjustment process, one of which is the individual’s attitude towards freedom. The purpose of this article is to examine the relationships between the intensity of the dimensions constituting attitudes towards functioning in conditions of freedom in prisoners and the perceived sources of self-efficacy. The study was conducted in the Lublin Voivodeship, on a group of 116 prisoners. The results show that the emotional dimension of attitudes towards freedom correlates in a statistically significant way with the perception of experienced achievements, the intensity of experienced stress and external persuasion.

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Student Attitudes to Use the Internet

Gurmińska

Tarapata

2019

NSZ

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W artykule została podjęta próba zbadania postaw studentów wobec korzystania z Internetu. Przeprowadzona wśród studentów ankieta dotyczyła różnych obszarów funkcjonowania w sieci – w wymiarze indywidualnym i grupowym. Poruszono takie zagadnienia, jak zmiana stylu pracy, kwestie tożsamości w sieci, konsekwencje emocjonalne związane z używaniem Internetu oraz funkcjonowanie poznawcze.

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Postawy Społeczne Jako Element Kapitału Społecznego a Proces Readaptacji Społecznej Skazanych

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Types of Rural Residents in Central Poland in Terms of Their Local Participation: The Perspectives of the Local Authorities and the Inhabitants

Types of Rural Residents in Central Poland in Terms of Their Local Participation: The Perspectives of the Local Authorities and the Inhabitants

The Perception of Sources of SelfEfficacy and the Intensity of the Dimensions of Attitude Towards Functioning in Conditions of Freedom in Individuals Serving a Sentence of Imprisonment

Student Attitudes to Use the Internet

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