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LEMON Mācību materiāli māsām. World Health Organization, 1996



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LEMON Mācību materiāli māsām. World Health Organization, 1996.


  • ”Medicīniskās aprūpes rokasgrāmata” Jumava, 2001.
  • Šiliņa M., Dāboliņa D. Ievads aprūpē. 1998.





    Baltiņš M. 2000. Starptautisko klasifikāciju tulkojumi un latviešu terminoloģijas izveides problēmas: starptautiskās slimību klasifikācijas (SSK-10) piemērs. Grām.: Valoda zinātnē un izglītībā. R., 22.-28. lpp.

    Description of Study Subject Programme Health care system and deontology



    Title and category of study subject programmeHealth care system and deontology, mandatory course.
    Structural unit involved in academic work – Department of Rehabilitation
    Manager of study subject programme - Aivars Vētra , prof., Dr.med.
    Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 2st year Bachelor’s degree students
    Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
    Aim of study subject – to provide students with basic knowledge of health, medical ethics and deontology; to introduce with deontology’s tradition in Europe and Latvia
    Task of study programme – 1) to research health care scientifical and practical evolution in world and different country ; 2) to introduce with historical resource investigation and tradition of deontology in medical staffs practices
    Content of study subject

    Medical staffs and patients.

    Medical sectret. Ethics in Medicine.

    History of Medicine. Medical deontology in Europe


    Knowledge assessment - examination.
    List of literature:

    - commendatory literature

    1. Biomedicīnas ētika: teorija un prakse. – R., 2006.

    2. Sīle V. Medicīnas ētikas pamatprincipi. – R., 1999.

    3. Arons K.Ē. Medicīnas vēsture: senie laiki. – R., 1993.

    4. Eckart W.U. Geschichte der Medizin. – 1998.

    5. Ackerknecht E. Short History of Medicine. – 1982.

    6. Milton D. Heifetz. Ethics in Medicine. – 1996.

    7. Jeffrey Finn, Eliot L. Marshall. Medical Ethics. – 1990.

    8. Kearon K. Medical Ethics. – 1998.

    -additional literature

    1. Alksnis A. Hipokrats spīlēs. – R., 1993.

    2. Munte A. Stāsts par Sanmikelu. – R., 2004.

    3. Mozgis Dz. Laime ir kalpot bērniem. – R., 1999.

    4. Pozemkovska M. Slimo kases Latvijā no 1920. līdz 1940.gadam: Promocijas darba kopsavilkums. – R., 2004.

    5. Stradiņš J., Arons K.Ē., Vīksna A. Tāds bija mūsu laiks… – R., 1996.

    6. Vīksna A. Pa ārstu takām. – R., 1990.

    Description of Study Subject Programme



    Family therapy and basics of family conselling
    Title and category of study subject programme – Family therapy and basics of family conselling,. elective course.
    Structural unit involved in academic work - Department Sociology and Psychology

    Manager of study subject programme – Mg.psych. Zinta Biseniece., lect.,
    Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 3st year Bachelor’s degree students
    Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
    Aim of study subject - to extend students’ knowledge of methods in art therapy and their specifics at work with families.
    Task of study programme – to perfect students’ understanding of basic principles and conceptions of therapies at work with family, objective of therapist’s work, differences of therapy process and dynamics at work with a family.
    Content of study subject – Manifestations of psychological specifics of family functioning in arts therapy. Basic principles and conceptions of therapy at work with a family. Process and dynamics of therapy at work with a family. Therapist’s ethics in therapy process at work with a family.
    Knowledge assessment – active participation in seminars, group discussions, project work, examination.
    List of literature:

    - commendatory literature

    1. Karpova Ārija. Ģimenes psiholoģija : Lekciju kurss / Ārija Karpova ; rec. Dz. Meikšāne, I. Krūmiņa ; red. R. Cimdiņa. - Rīga : RaKa, 2006. - 445 lpp. : diagr., tab. - (Pedagoģiskā bibliotēka). - Bibliogr.: 443.-445. lpp.  ISBN 998415775X

    2. Satir, V. (1992). Kak stroit seboja i svoju semju. Moskva: Pedagogika - Press.

    • additional literature

    1. Kos, M., Biermann, G., Haub, G. Die verzauberte Familie. München, 2002.

    2. Leutkart, C. et al. Kunsttherapie aus der Praxis für die Praxis. Dortmund, 2002.

    3. Brem-Gräser, L.Familie in Tieren. 8. Auflage, München, 2001.

    4. Guttmann J., & Lazar A. (2004). Criteria for marital satisfaction: does having a child make a difference? Journal of Reproductive & Infant Psychology, Vol. 22, No. 3.

    5. Eidemiller, E. G., & Justickis, V. (1999). Psihologija i psihoterapija semji. S-Pb.: Piter

    - Press review

    1. FamilyProcess

    2. Journal of Family Psychology

    3. http://web.epnet.com.

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    Description of Study Subject Programme

    Organizational psychology and basics of conselling of organization
    Title and category of study subject programme – Organizational psychology and basics of conselling of organization, elective course.
    Structural unit involved in academic work – Department of sociology and psychology
    Manager of study subject programme - Dr.phil. Silva Omārova, Mg. psych, lect. Daina Romanovska

    Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 3st year Bachelor’s degree students
    Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
    Aim of study subject –

    To provide students with knowledge of psychological aspects of people’s and groups’ behaviour in modern organizations of work.



    Task of study programme –

    1. To understand individual psychological and typological specifics of managers and executive employees and their effect on business relationships.

    2. To find out psychological manifestations of relationships between power and subordination at work.

    3. To explain psychological processes and phenomena, characterizing organizations, social groups and work teams.

    4. To analyse causes, dynamics and prevention of conflicts, professional stress and mobbing in an organization.

    5. To understand organization development methods and ways of consulting.



    6. To encourage students to apply their knowledge in practice.
    Content of study subject -

    1. Organization psychology as science: subject, problems. Organization as a form of social collectivism.

    2. Organization development methods. Styles and ways of consulting in organization.

    3. Couching philosophy, sources and main principles. Organization couching.

    4. Individual in organization, psychological and social-psychological chracterisations of indvidual types, influence of those characterisations on work process.

    5. Manager's functions and roles. Power and influence. Power and effective leadership. Leadership theories. Concept of charismatic leader.

    6. Styles of managemenet and their influence on work processes in organization. Management methods.

    7. Motivation of work and motivation theories. Psychological aspects of motivation and stimulation.

    8. Groups in organization, their social-psychological characterisations, group development.

    9. Formation of an effective team of work. Types of teams, life cycles. Team building as organization development method.

    10. Conflicts. Conflicts in organizations: reasons, types. Dynamics of conflict, consequences of work conflicts. Ways and possibilities in conflict solving.

    11. Corporative organization culture, it’s types and influences on work processes and relationships in organization.

    12. Mobbing (socially-psychological terror) in organizations. Mobbing reasons, manifestations, development dynamic un consequences. Bosing as a way of mobing. Managers role in annihilation and prophylaxis of mobbing.

    13. Satisfaction with work and phanomenons moulding it. Theories and researches. Factors encouraging satisfaction with work.

    14. Loyalty to the organization of work. Conditions for moulding loyalty. Loyalty theories. Loyalty as reliability of employees.


    Knowledge assessment – active participation in seminars – 10%, regular individual work with literature – 20%, presentation of individual works – 20%, written examination 50%.
    List of literature

    commendatory literature

    • Viesturs Reņģe. Mūsdienu organizāciju psiholoģija, Zvaigzne ABC, 2007

    • Канджеми Дж.П., Ковальски К. Психология современного лидерства Американские исследования. - Издательство: Когито – Центр, 2007

    • Дж.Шермерорн, Дж.Хант, Р.Осборн. МВА Классика. Организационное поведение, Питер, 2004

    • Занковский А.Н. Организационная психология. М.,Флинта МПСИ, 2002.

    • Александр Огнев. Организационное консультирование в стиле коучинг.- С-П, Речь, 2003

    • Джуэлл Л. Индустриально-организационная психология. С-М. 2001.

    • Robbings, St. Organizational Behavior. - 10th edition, 2003.

    • Introduction to Industrial (Organizational) Psychology. By Riggio R.E. Prentice Hall. 1999.


    additional literature

    • Ešenvalde I. Personāla praktiskā vadība. Merkūrijs LAT. Rīga. 2004.

    • Viesturs Reņģe. Organizāciju psiholoģija. 1999.,R., Kamene.

    • Психология деловых конфликтов.-Самара: Бахрах-М, 2007

    • Д.Коул Управление персоналом в современных организациях Кадровое дело, Москва 2004

    • Врис М.К. Мистика лидерства.-Москва, 2004

    • Конфисагор А. Г. Псичология влдсти - Питер, 2004.

    • В.Е. Максимов «Коучинг от А до Я», С-П, Речь, 2004

    • Т.Д.Зинкевич – Евстигнеева, Фролов Д.Ф., Грабенко Т.М. «Теория и практика командообразования. Современная технология создания команд» С-П, Речь, 2004

    • Р.Мередит Белбин “Типы ролей в командах менеджеров”, “ Команды менеджеров”, “Как работать по-другому»,2003 – 2004, Hippo, Москва

    • К.В. Харский. Благонадёжность и лояльность персонала. Питер. 2004

    • Джон В. Ньюстром, Кейт Дэвис «Организационное поведение», С-П, «Речь», 2000

    • Розанова В.А. Психология управления.-Москва, 2000

    • Нельсон – Джоунс Р. Теория и практика консультирования. - С-П, Питер, 2000

    • Лестер Тобиас. Психологическое консультирование и менеджмент. – Москва, 1999.

    • Budjac Corvette Barbara A. Conflict management, Prentice Hall, 2006.

    • Haslam, S. A. Psychology in organizations: The social identity approach. London: Sage, 2001.

    • Turner, M. Groups at work, Advances in theory and research. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, 2001.

    • Larry W. Stout “Leadership: from mystery to mastery” Stocholm Scool of Economics in Riga 2001

    • Mullins L.J.”Management and Organizational Behavior, London: Pitman, Publishing, 1996

    Journal “Kapitāls”, “Biznesa psiholoģija”;

    “Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology”, "Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research”, “Harward Business Review”

    Description of Study Subject Programme Introduction into positive psychology



    Title and category of study subject programme – Introduction into positive psychology, elective course
    Structural unit involved in academic work - Department of sociology and psychology
    Manager of study subject program - As. prof., Dr.psych., S. Mihailova
    Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 2st year Bachelor’s degree students
    Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
    Aim of study subject – to introduce students with basics of positive psychology, basics concepts, strengths of personality resources.
    Task of study programme

    • To bring opportunity to get knowledge about positive psychology basic terms, productivity and happiness, self-wellness, optimism, hopes and health

    • To make abilities to work with in team and individuali

    • To make abilities to recognize the newest researches in positive psychology


    Content of study subject –

    Positive psychology, its content, aim and tasks. Happiness and positive emotion. Hope and optimism. Flow. Emotional inteligence. Self-wellness. Coping strategy. Life quality. Positive relationships. Self-effectivity. Forgiveness. Self-esteem. Positive psychology in multicultural environment


    Knowledge assessment – Active participation in seminars – 20%, regular individual work with theoretical literature – 20%, presentation of individual works, written examination -40%.
    List of literature:

    • commendatory literature

    1. Snyder C., Lopez S., (2002). Handbook of Positive Psychology, New York, Oxford University Press.

    2. Argyle M., (2001).The Psychology of Happiness, London, Routledge,

    3. Seligman M., (2002).Authentic Happiness, New York, Free Press,

    4. Carr A., (2004). Positive Psychology, Brunner-Routledge, UK,

    www.positivepsychology.org

    • additional literature

    1. Aspinwall L., Staundinger U., “A Psychology of Human Strengths. Fundamental Questions and Future Directions for a Positive Psychology”, Washington DC, APA, 2003.

    2. Keyes C., Haidt J., “Flourishing: the Positive Person and the Good Life”, Washington DC, APA, 2001.

    3. Frisch M.B., “Manual and Treatment Guide for the Quality of Life Inventory”, Minneapolis, MN: National Computer Systems, 1994.

    4. Csikszentmihalyi M.,”Finding Flow: the Psychology of Engagement with Everyday Life”, New York, Basic Books, 1997.

    5. Sneider C.R., “Handbook of Hope”, Orlando FL, Academic Press, 2000.

    6. Bar-On R., Parker J., “The Handbook of Emotional Intelligence”, San-Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 2000.

    7. Zeidner M., Endler N., “Handbook of Coping, Theory, Research, Applications”, New York, Wiley, 1996.

    8. Worthington E., “Five Steps to Forgiveness”, New York, Crown, 2001.

    9. Peterson C., Seligman M., “Values in Action Inventory of Strengths”, (VIA-IS) Manual. Department of Psychology, University of Pensilvania, 2001.

    10. Gottschalk L., Lolas F., “The Measurement of Quality of Life through the Content Analysis of Verbal Behaviour”, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 58(2), www.gb-software.com/develop.htm, 1992.

    11. WHOQOL Group, “The World Health Organization Quality of Life Scale”, Social Science and Medicine, 46., 1998.

    12. Goldberg L., “The Development of Markers for the Big Five factor Structure. Psychological Assessment”, 4, 1992.

    13. www.psch.upenn.com

    14. www.younglives.com

    15. www.NickBaylis.com




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