Il contributo dell’esperienza di apprendimento mediato al processo terapeutico

Autori

  • Louis Falik San Francisco State University; The Feuerstein Institute, Jerusalem

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7346/-feis-XX-02-22_06

Parole chiave:

Esperienza di Apprendimento Mediato, Cognizione sociale, Funzioni cognitive, Micro-abilità, Processo terapeutico

Abstract

Il contributo propone l’applicazione della teoria dell’esperienza di apprendimento mediato (EAM) come fondamento del processo terapeutico. Per fare questo applica la teoria della modificabilità cognitiva strutturale (MCS) di Feuerstein a un modello integrato di cognizione sociale che connette l’EAM agli obiettivi attesi e di sviluppo dell’interazione terapeutica. Il contributo descrive innanzitutto il ruolo delle funzioni cognitive, poi collega i processi e i concetti al modello, incluse la natura delle risposte (sia in termini di contenuto che di processo), la qualità della risposta (sia implicita che esplicita), e il processo parallelo di sviluppo. Il paper termina mostrando come si può applicare l’EAM alle fasi di sviluppo della relazione terapeutica.

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Pubblicato

2022-10-30

Come citare

Falik, L. (2022). Il contributo dell’esperienza di apprendimento mediato al processo terapeutico. Formazione & Insegnamento, 20(2 Suppl.), 60–70. https://doi.org/10.7346/-feis-XX-02-22_06