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Literatuursamenvatting




Voorderhake, E. (Eline)
RADBOUD UNIVERSITEIT

,Inhoudsopgave
HC 1 INLEIDING VAN HET VAK; BELANG VAN DIVERSITEITEN, NORMATIVITEIT IN DE
GEDRAGSWETENSCHAPPEN...............................................................................4
DE JONG (2010) – VAN DE INFERIEURE FRONTAALKWAB VAN DE INBOORLING TOT CULTURELE
NEUROWETENSCHAP: ANDERHALVE EEUW PSYCHOPATHOLOGIE EN CULTUUR.........................................4
Het dichotome perspectief.............................................................................................4
Het continuüm perspectief.............................................................................................4
Het spectrum perspectief...............................................................................................5
Het culturele neurowetenschap perspectief...................................................................5
FASSAERT ET AL. (2009) – PERCEIVED NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE AMONG NON-WESTERN LABOUR
MIGRANTS.............................................................................................................................. 7
Introductie...................................................................................................................... 7
Metingen........................................................................................................................ 7
Resultaten...................................................................................................................... 8
Conclusie........................................................................................................................ 8
HENRICH, HEINE & NORENZAYAN (2010) – THE WEIRDEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD?..........................10
Introductie.................................................................................................................... 10
Achtergrond.................................................................................................................. 10
Contrast 1: Geïndustrialiseerde samenlevingen vs. kleinschalige samenlevingen........10
Contrast 2: Westerse vs. niet-Westerse samenlevingen...............................................12
Contrast 3: Hedendaagse Amerikanen versus de rest van het Westen........................13
Contrast 4: Typische hedendaagse Amerikaanse proefpersonen versus andere
Amerikanen.................................................................................................................. 14
Algemene discussie...................................................................................................... 14
COLLEGE 2- SEKSE, GENDER EN SEKSUALITEIT..................................................16
FROSH, PHOENIX, & PATTMAN (2002) – POLICING YOUNG MASCULINITIES......................................16
Omgaan met meiden en het overschrijden van gendergrenzen...................................16
Te veel met jongens mixen........................................................................................... 16
Gewoon een grap......................................................................................................... 16
Het idealiseren van meiden en homofobie/ jaloers zijn en de schuld geven aan meiden
..................................................................................................................................... 16
Aankaarten van homofobie op scholen.........................................................................17
COLLEGE 3 – CULTUUR, ETNICITEIT, SES, KLASSE EN RELIGIE..............................18
HWANG ET AL. (2008) – A CONCEPTUAL PARADIGM FOR UNDERSTANDING CULTURE’S IMPACT ON MENTAL
HEALTH: THE CULTURAL INFLUENCES ON MENTAL HEALTH (CIHM) MODEL..........................................18
Culturele kwesties in de ontwikkeling van ziekten........................................................18
Cultuur en de uitdrukking van distress.........................................................................18
Uitdrukkingen van distress, diagnostische nauwkeurigheid en prevalentie van ziekten
..................................................................................................................................... 19
Cultuur, uitdrukking van leed en hulp zoeken...............................................................19
Hulp zoeken, diagnoses en hun relatie tot behandeling...............................................20
Voldoen aan de behoeften van etnische minderheden en
immigrantengemeenschappen: beleidsimplicaties.......................................................20
KAMPERMAN ET AL. (2007) – MIGRANT MENTAL HEALTH: A MODEL FOR INDICATORS OF MENTAL HEALTH
AND HEALTH CARE CONSUMPTION............................................................................................21
Resultaten.................................................................................................................... 21
Discussie...................................................................................................................... 22
COLLEGE 4 – DRIE DIMENSIES EN HUN UITWERKING IN SOCIALE CONTEXTEN......23
MACDONALD ET AL. (2005) – GROWING UP IN POOR NEIGHBORHOODS: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CLASS AND
PLACE IN THE EXTENDED TRANSITIONS OF ‘SOCIALLY EXCLUDED’ YOUNG ADULTS.................................23

COLLEGE 5 – SOCIALE EN CULTURELE CONTEXTEN EN VERWACHTINGSVORMING. 25
JUSSIM ET AL. (2009) – TEACHER EXPECTATIONS AND SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECIES.........................25
Self-fulfilling prophecy en Pygmalion effect..................................................................25
Vermeerderen selffulfilling prophecies zich?................................................................26
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, Patronen en omvang van selffulfilling prophecies in het klaslokaal..............................26
Selfulfilling prophecy processes...................................................................................26
Conclusie...................................................................................................................... 27
BENJAMIN (2002) – REPRODUCING TRADITIONAL FEMINITIES? THE SOCIAL RELATIONS OF ‘SPECIAL
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS’ IN A GIRLS’ COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL.........................................................29
Introductie.................................................................................................................... 29
De productie van ‘leerlingen met een speciale behoefte’.............................................29
‘Sweet Little Girls’......................................................................................................... 29
‘Big Bad Girls’............................................................................................................... 30
‘Lazy Girls’.................................................................................................................... 30
Conclusie...................................................................................................................... 30
COLLEGE 6 – CULTURELE CONTEXTEN IN WAARDEVERSCHILLEN..........................31
DEBLAERE ET AL. MULTIPLE MICROAGGRESSIONS AND THERAPY OUTCOMES. PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY:
RESEARCH AND PRACTICE....................................................................................................... 31
Resultaten.................................................................................................................... 31
DISCUSSIE/ CONCLUSIE........................................................................................................... 32
COLLEGE 7 – SOCIALE EN CULTURELE CONTEXTEN EN HET INDIVIDUELE NIVEAU. .33
KELLER, H. (2013). ATTACHMENT AND CULTURE........................................................................33
Bowlby’s en Ainsworths hechtingsonderzoeken en de culturele beperkingen hiervan. 33
COLLEGE 8 -DIVERSITEIT IN HET ONDERWIJS.....................................................35
DELGADO BERNAL (2002) – CRITICAL RACE THEORY, LATINO CRITICAL THEORY, AND CRITICAL RACE-
GENDERED EPISTEMOLOGIES: RECOGNIZING STUDENTS OF COLOR AS HOLDERS AND CREATORS OF
KNOWLEDGE......................................................................................................................... 35
CRT en LatCrit als een lens voor educatief onderzoek..................................................35
Eurocentrisch perspectief............................................................................................. 36
Specifieke race-gendered perspectief..........................................................................36
Methodologische en pedagogische inzichten................................................................36
Beleidsmaatregelen...................................................................................................... 36
Feministische kritiek op wetenschappen......................................................................36
Kritiek op de kritieke race-gendered epistemologie......................................................37
Conclusie...................................................................................................................... 37
COLLEGE 9 – DIVERSITEIT IN HULPVERLENING...................................................38
CAUCE ET AL. (2002) – CULTURAL AND CONTEXTUAL INFLUENCES IN MENTAL HEALTH HELP SEEKING: A
FOCUS ON ETHNIC MINORITY YOUTH..........................................................................................38
Hulpzoekende wegen voor Adolescenten.....................................................................38
Conclusie...................................................................................................................... 39
PRIEBE ET AL. (2011) – GOOD PRACTICE IN HEALTH CARE FOR MIGRANTS: VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES OF
CARE PROFESSIONALS IN 16 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.....................................................................40
Probleemgebieden........................................................................................................ 40
Componenten van een goede praktijk..........................................................................40
Implicaties voor een betere aanpak..............................................................................41
COLLEGE 10 – DIVERSITEIT IN DE HULPVERLENING............................................42
KORTMANN (2011) – EEN THEORETISCH MODEL VOOR TRANSCULTURELE PSYCHIATRIE........................42
Cultuur.......................................................................................................................... 42
Universalisme-relativisme............................................................................................ 42
Fasen in de praktijk en bijbehorende problemen..........................................................42
SUE & ZANE (1987) – THE ROLE OF CULTURE AND CULTURAL TECHNIQUES IN PSYCHOTHERAPY: A
CRITIQUE AND REFORMULATION................................................................................................ 44
Nieuwe problemen bij hedendaagse strategieën..........................................................44
Een herformulering....................................................................................................... 44
JONES-LAVALLEE ET AL. (2023). THE STATE OF CURRENT KNOWLEDGE ON THE CULTURAL FORMULATION
INTERVIEW: A SCOPING REVIEW...............................................................................................45
Inleiding........................................................................................................................ 45
Ontwikkeling van de CFI............................................................................................... 45
CFI’s relevantie voor klinische praktijk.........................................................................45

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, Barrières voor implementatie van de CFI......................................................................45
Discussie/ conclusie...................................................................................................... 45
COLLEGE 11 – DE SOCIALE, CULTURELE EN ECOLOGISCHE NICHE VAN
ONTWIKKELING...............................................................................................46
HARKNESS, & SUPER (2020). WHY UNDERSTANDING CULTURE IS ESSENTIAL FOR SUPPORTING CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES....................................................................................................................... 46
Korte geschiedenis van “cultuur” in de antropologie....................................................46
Conclusie...................................................................................................................... 48
PUTNAM (2007). E PLURIBUS UNUM: DIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY THE
2006 JOHAN SKYTTE PRIZE LECTURE........................................................................................49
De vooruitzichten en voordelen van immigratie en etnische diversiteit.......................49
Immigratie en diversiteit bevorderen sociale isolatie...................................................49
Comfortabel worden met diversiteit.............................................................................51
BRENICK ET AL. (2019). (NO) SPACE FOR PREJUDICE! VARIED FORMS OF NEGATIVE OUTGROUP
ATTITUDES AND ETHNIC DISCRIMINATION AND HOW THEY DEVELOP OR CAN BE PREVENTED IN THE
CLASSROOM......................................................................................................................... 53
Hoe ziet P&D eruit op scholen?.....................................................................................53
Gevolgen van vooroordelen op scholen........................................................................53
Hoe de context van het klaslokaal vooroordelen en etnische discriminatie kan
bevorderen of voorkomen............................................................................................ 54
Samenvatting en kernpunten.......................................................................................54
COLLEGE 12 – DIVERSITEIT IN ONDERWIJSOMGEVING.........................................55
TURCATTI (2018) – THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES OF MOROCCAN DUTCH YOUTH IN THE NETHERLANDS:
PLACE-MAKING AGAINST A BACKDROP OF RACISM, DISCRIMINATION AND INEQUALITY............................55
Introductie.................................................................................................................... 55
Context......................................................................................................................... 55
Bevindingen.................................................................................................................. 55
SIECKELINCK ET AL. (2019). TRANSITIONAL JOURNEYS INTO AND OUT OF EXTREMISM. A BIOGRAPHICAL
APPROACH........................................................................................................................... 56
Resultaten.................................................................................................................... 57
Analyse......................................................................................................................... 57
Discussie en conclusie.................................................................................................. 58




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Table of contents

  1. 01 HC 1 Inleiding van het vak; belang van diversiteiten, normativiteit in de gedragswetenschappen 5
    1. De Jong (2010) – Van de inferieure frontaalkwab van de inboorling tot culturele neurowetenschap: anderhalve eeuw psychopathologie en cultuur 5
    2. Fassaert et al. (2009) – Perceived need for mental health care among non-western labour migrants 8
    3. Henrich, Heine & Norenzayan (2010) – The weirdest people in the world? 11
  2. 02 College 2- Sekse, gender en seksualiteit 17
    1. Frosh, Phoenix, & Pattman (2002) – Policing Young Masculinities 17
  3. 03 College 3 – Cultuur, etniciteit, SES, klasse en religie 19
    1. Hwang et al. (2008) – A conceptual paradigm for understanding culture’s impact on mental health: The cultural influences on mental health (CIHM) model 19
    2. Kamperman et al. (2007) – Migrant Mental Health: A Model for Indicators of Mental Health and Health Care Consumption 22
  4. 04 College 4 – Drie dimensies en hun uitwerking in sociale contexten 24
    1. MacDonald et al. (2005) – Growing up in poor neighborhoods: The significance of class and place in the extended transitions of ‘socially excluded’ young adults 24
  5. 05 College 5 – Sociale en culturele contexten en verwachtingsvorming 26
    1. Jussim et al. (2009) – Teacher Expectations and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies 26
    2. Benjamin (2002) – Reproducing Traditional Feminities? The Social Relations of ‘Special Educational Needs’ in a Girls’ Comprehensive School 30
  6. 06 College 6 – Culturele contexten in waardeverschillen 32
    1. DeBlaere et al. Multiple Microaggressions and Therapy Outcomes. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice 32
    2. Discussie/ conclusie 33
  7. 07 College 7 – Sociale en culturele contexten en het individuele niveau 34
    1. Keller, H. (2013). Attachment and Culture. 34
  8. 08 College 8 -Diversiteit in het onderwijs 36
    1. Delgado Bernal (2002) – Critical race theory, Latino critical theory, and critical race-gendered epistemologies: Recognizing students of color as holders and creators of knowledge 36
  9. 09 College 9 – Diversiteit in hulpverlening 39
    1. Cauce et al. (2002) – Cultural and contextual influences in mental health help seeking: a focus on ethnic minority youth 39
    2. Priebe et al. (2011) – Good practice in health care for migrants: views and experiences of care professionals in 16 European countries. 41
  10. 10 College 10 – Diversiteit in de hulpverlening 43
    1. Kortmann (2011) – Een theoretisch model voor transculturele psychiatrie 43
    2. Sue & Zane (1987) – The role of culture and cultural techniques in psychotherapy: A critique and reformulation 45
    3. Jones-Lavallee et al. (2023). The State of Current Knowledge on the Cultural Formulation Interview: A Scoping Review. 46
  11. 11 College 11 – De sociale, culturele en ecologische niche van ontwikkeling 47
    1. Harkness, & Super (2020). Why understanding culture is essential for supporting children and families. 47
    2. Putnam (2007). E pluribus unum: Diversity and community in the twenty-first century the 2006 Johan Skytte Prize Lecture. 50
    3. Brenick et al. (2019). (No) Space for Prejudice! Varied Forms of Negative Outgroup Attitudes and Ethnic Discrimination and How They Develop or Can Be Prevented in the Classroom 54
  12. 12 College 12 – Diversiteit in onderwijsomgeving 56
    1. Turcatti (2018) – The educational experiences of Moroccan Dutch youth in the Netherlands: Place-making against a backdrop of racism, discrimination and inequality. 56
    2. Sieckelinck et al. (2019). Transitional journeys into and out of extremism. A biographical approach 57

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