nÚcleo de psicologia do trabalho ufc – 20 anos de atuaÇÃo

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Abstract
O Núcleo de Psicologia do Trabalho – NUTRA, caracterizado desde 1994 como um programa de Ensino, Pesquisa e Extensão do Departamento de Psicologia da Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC), surgiu do desejo e da necessidade de fomentar a discussão na área de Psicologia do Trabalho, viabilizando um campo que permita aprofundar os conhecimentos dos estudantes relativos à área. Atualmente o Núcleo se propõe a pensar a Psicologia Social do Trabalho enquanto disciplina científica e campo profissional, através de uma construção teórica e metodológica comprometida com a emancipação social, possibilitando a difusão destes conhecimentos na sociedade. Em 2014 o NUTRA completou seus 20 anos de atividades, e tem desenvolvido várias pesquisas e projetos de extensão, bem como apoiado o ensino através de ações vinculadas à graduação e pós-graduação. Como resultado do trabalho desenvolvido pelo NUTRA, atualmente o Núcleo conta com parcerias com diversas instituições, atuando como um canal de comunicação com a sociedade, contribuindo através de seus estudos e pesquisas para a formação de alunos e profissionais em Psicologia Social do T rabalho, suscitando questões a respeito das relações laborais que se estabelecem na contemporaneidade. Palavras-chave: Psicologia Social; trabalho; NUTRA.   The Work Psychology Studies’ Program - NUTRA, in portuguese - characterized since 1994 as a research, extension and teaching program of the Department of Psychology from the Federal University of Ceara (UFC, in portuguese), has emerged of the desire and the need to promote the discussion of Work Psychology. It enables a field that allows the expansion of the students’ knowledge in this subject. Currently, the program intends to discuss the Social Psychology of Work as a scientific subject and a professional field, through a theoretical and methodological deliberation, which is committed with social emancipation, and to bring contributions to researches, as well as teaching and extension experiences, enabling the diffusion of those knowledges in society. In 2014, the NUTRA completed 20 years of activities, and has developed many researches and projects, such as “Complementary Formation”, “Study Groups”, “Cinema and Work”, “Integrated Seminars of Work”, “Interventions in Institutions”, “Round Tables”, and others substantial projects. Nowadays, as the result of the work developed by the NUTRA, the program counts with many institutional partnerships, acting as a communication channel with society, contributing through their studies and researches to students’ and professionals’ acquirements in Social Psychology of Work and promoting questions about the labour relations that are established contemporarily. Keywords: Social Psychology; work; NUTRA.
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Authors ;Eveline Nogueira Pinheiro de Oliveira;Valeria Yanela Pablo López;Ravi Moreira Lima de Castro;Cinthya Azevedo Pereira de Almeida;Mateus Silveira Adriano;Cássio Adriano Braz de Aquino
Journal journal of heat transfer
Year 2016
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