Social and Psychological Perspectives on Success
A special issue of Societies (ISSN 2075-4698).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (22 February 2024) | Viewed by 533
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Interests: cognitive neuroscience; health assessment; learning and memory; cognitive development; lean manufacturing; psychological testing
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Interests: entrepreneurship; personality; individual differences
Interests: assessment; cognitive psychology; psychological assessment; quantitative data analysis; statistical analysis; quantitative methodology; diagnostics; factor analysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Success is something that we all want to achieve and takes on a special importance. However, what does success truly mean? On many occasions, it has been defined as an individual feeling, but it is also something that is increasingly inseparable from social recognition. Success has great implications on a psychological and social level. With this Special Issue we want to analyze these implications, discuss the nature of success, find out which factors influence a person to achieve success, what happens on a psychological level when this desired success is not achieved, and what the relationships are between success and well-being. Why are some entrepreneurs, students, academics, researchers, etc., much more successful than others? All contributions (articles, conceptual papers or reviews) are welcome for this Special Issue on “Social and Psychological Perspectives on Success”.
Prof. Dr. Susana Rubio-Valdehita
Prof. Dr. Inmaculada López-Nuñez
Prof. Dr. Eva María Díaz-Ramiro
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- success and society
- success and well-being
- success and personality
- success as a process
- success and social networks
- academic success
- job success
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