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  1. 24682.

    Chaire Desjardins en développement des petites collectivités (UQAT)

    2009

  2. 24683.

    Foisy, Martine, Gingras, Yves, Sévigny, Judith and Séguin, Sabine

    Portrait statistique des effectifs étudiants en sciences et en génie au Québec (1970-2000)

    Centre interuniversitaire de recherche sur la science et la technologie

    2000

  3. 24684.

    Centre de recherche sur les innovations sociales

    2002

  4. 24685.

    CIRPÉE - Centre interuniversitaire sur le risque, les politiques économiques et l'emploi

    2005

  5. 24688.

    Centre de recherche en droit public

    2006

  6. 24689.

    Article published in International Journal for Talent Development and Creativity (scholarly, collection Érudit)

    Volume 9, Issue 1-2, 2021

    Digital publication year: 2021

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    The significance of illusion as a positive force in everyday life has been underestimated in both societal discourse and in empirical science. The objective of this study is to provide a synthesis of many academic disciplines’ understanding of illusion and reality by proposing a taxonomy of functional and dysfunctional subjective realities as based on the assumption that the human mind is adaptive in an evolutionary sense and likely to be a quantum entanglement system. Assumptions and discussions needed to construct the taxonomy are generally based on empirical research drawing from evolutionary theory, neurology, biology, anthropology, psychology, psychiatry, physics and other disciplines. The purpose of the proposed taxonomy is heuristic, serving as a base for further studies drawing particular attention to the fact that, by evolutionary processes, Homo sapiens have been made dependent on multiple subjective realities where illusion and reality are not necessarily opposites. The article is concluded by discussing possible reasons for why illusions as a positive force in human behaviour has been neglected in comparison to the dysfunctions of the human mind of which research abound.

    Keywords: Reality, Illusion, Delusion, Hallucination, Cognitive bias, Evolutionary function, Dysfunction, Taxonomy, Adaptation, Psychological well-being, Psychosis, Diagnosis, DSM-5, Quantum entanglement

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    Article published in Communitas (scholarly, collection Érudit)

    Volume 2, Issue 1, 2021

    Digital publication year: 2021

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    The recognition of the “quality of disabled worker” in the French Labor Code has gradually had the effect of normalizing disabilities in the workplace. Disabled workers have acquired increased protection through laws, regulations, and policies for the purpose of obtaining or keeping a job. Requests for recognition are now widely encouraged by all public and private stakeholders in the field of disability. We are therefore witnessing, in France, the plebiscite of a real employment standard, that of "disabled worker", to govern the work situation of people with disabilities. However, the application of this standard finds significant limits regarding the situation of people with a mental disorder or a chronic disease, leading to a reflection on its necessary evolution.

    Keywords: Norme d’emploi en France, Employment standard in France, Travailleur handicapé, Disabled workers, Maladies chroniques, Chronic diseases, Troubles psychiques, Mental health disorders