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ПОДДЬЯКОВ Александр Николаевич, доктор психологических наук, главный научный сотрудник Института психологии РАН, профессор факультета психологии Государственного университета – Высшей школы экономики.

Области научных интересов: исследовательское поведение, мышление и творчество человека; психология решения комплексных проблем; психология экономического поведения; обучение и развитие. Автор более 100 научных публикаций: учебного пособия "Проблемы изучения исследовательского поведения", статей в журналах "Вопросы психологии", "Вопросы философии", "Вестник Московского университета", "Психологическая наука и образование", "Знание - сила", "Исследовательская работа школьников", "Culture and psychology", Journal of Russian and East European psychology", "Narrative inquiry", учебных пособиях, психологических словарях и энциклопедиях. Информация о его исследованиях представлена в издании "Who's who in science and engineering" (2005-2006). Координатор Российского отделения Международного общества изучения развития поведения в 1993-1997 гг. Член редколлегий журналов "Психология. Журнал Высшей школы экономики", "Исследовательская работа школьников", "Culture and psychology", "Mathematical thinking and learning".

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