slk 320

covers chapters 5,8 and 22 chapter 5- Fanon and the psychoanalysis of racism chapter 8- psychology and the regulation of gender chapter 22- liberation psychology 78 pages total contains powerpoint, class and textbook notes summaries included

Chapter 1 - community psychology Chapter 6 - decolonizing (community) psychology Chapter 7 - (participatory) action research

This summary comprises the types of scales, properties and measurements used is different psychological measures.

Summary of chapter 11 (managing community interventions) - chapter covered in Part C: Research & Prevention strategies.

Summary of chapter 19 (race & intergroup relationships) - Chapter covered in Part D: Themes & contexts of community psychology.

An essay format answer to the SLK 320(A) semester test question: "Discuss how Fanon uses psychoanalysis to understand the nature of racism. Illustrate whether or not you agree with Fanon’s creative usage of psychoanalytic concepts during your discussion?"

An essay format answer for the SLK 320(A) semester test question: "Discuss how psychology, in particular, the psychology of gender, has served to reproduce and legitimise gender inequality as well as the oppression of non-heterosexual South Africans."

An essay format answer for the SLK 320(A) Semester test question: "Discuss the active role of psychology in the perpetuation of racism in South Africa by referring to racism prior to 1994. Your answer should include a discussion on why psychology did not resist racism and apartheid and specifically what measures were taken to perpetuate the dominant ideals of the time."

A summary of the SLK 320(A) semester test question: "Discuss the active role of psychology in the perpetuation of racism in South Africa by referring to racism prior to 1994. Your answer should include a discussion on why psychology did not resist racism and apartheid and specifically what measures were taken to perpetuate the dominant ideals of the time."

A summary of the SLK 320(A) semester test question: "Discuss how psychology, in particular, the psychology of gender, has served to reproduce and legitimise gender inequality as well as the oppression of non-heterosexual South Africans."