Postcolonial psychology Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

This document contains a detailed summary of all readings assigned during the Paradigms and Global Perspectives course in the Youth, Education & Society master. The readings are sorted by the week in which it has been assigned. I included page numbers within the summary so it will be easier to cite the papers for essays and/or take-home exams. I omitted summarizing the books Community Psychology and the book by Micha de Winter. I did summarize the chapter in the book Children, Youth and Develo...

Spain today (politics, economy, geography, culture) - Answer- -*Democracy under parliamentary constitutional monarchy* -*Member of EU* -*Majority Roman Catholic* (religious freedom) -*Tourism* is one of the main sources of income. -Important developers/producers of *renewable energy*, in particular *solar power*. -*strong economy, high quality of life* -*SW Europe, Iberian Peninsula to the south of France and Andorra and to the east of Portugal. It has coastlines on the Bay of Biscay (a p...

HMPYC80 – Research Methodology 2022 – Semester 1 – Assignment 4 Question 1: Which ONE of the following statements about mixed methods research is TRUE? a. This is a "multimethod" where multiple forms of qualitative data (e.g. interviews and observations); or multiple forms of quantitative data (e.g. survey data, experimental data) are collected in the same study. b. This involves the collection of multiple forms of qualitative data or quantitative data. c. This involves the coll...

The article titled "Ontological Insecurities and Postcolonial Imaginaries: The Emotional Appeal of Populism" written by Catarina Kinnvall published within the growing field of political psychology, explores how narratives responding to feelings of uncertainty, anxiety, and fear, referred to as "ontological insecurities," are linked to postcolonial notions within populist politics. The author aims to address how Western populist narratives reinforce colonial fears and postcolonial sorrow, emp...

Contents Introduction and Overview: A thematic approach How to Use this Guide Close Reading Strategies Lesson Plans Include: Objectives, Suggestions for Lectures, Discussion Questions, Activities and Project Ideas Unit 1: Background and Contexts – When Fiction Meets History Unit 2: Social Issues and Religion 2A. Igbo Culture and Its Role in the Novel 2B. Religion and Society: “The Second Coming” 2C. Social norms, caste, and civic structures Unit 3: Gender Unit 4: Psychology and...

These notes provide detailed summaries of specific sections in the course as well as . I have included extra information and examples from my own reading to help you understand the content and to critically engage with it. I received 81% for this course and believe that my notes will help you to engage with the theories and the course extensively.