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22 cze 2022 · PAP seeks to indigenise psychology in Africa by: (a) developing African-centred theories and concepts, (b) reconstructing Black people in the history of psychology, (c) choosing context-relevant topics of inquiry, (d) reforming research methodologies, and (e) revising curricula to include African-centredness (Oppong, 2017).
Further, Ratele (2017a, 2017c) identifies four types of African psychology (AP), namely: (a) Western-oriented AP, which is dominant on the continent of Africa now; (b) psychological African studies; (c) cultural AP; and (d) critical AP.
3 mar 2012 · We hypothesize that this tribal inclination is an adaptive response to the threat of coalitional aggression and intergroup conflict perpetrated by ‘warrior males’ in both ancestral and modern human environments.
Here I hypothesize that intergroup conflict has profoundly affected the psychology of men, in particular—the male warrior hypothesis—and present evidence consistent with this hypothesis. I also discuss implications of this hypothesis for managing intergroup relations in our society.
Their defining body of work, the double volume African Ceremonies, a pan-African study of rituals and rites of passage from birth to death covering ninety-three ceremonies from twenty six...
In this chapter, I highlighted the epistemological, philosophical, and cultural perspectives in African psychology. The chapter argued that, owing to the inclusive nature of its subject matter, African psychology in continental Africa must adopt an open philosophy approach to scholarship.
the definition of Black/African psychology (Baldwin, 1991). Joseph White (1970a), referred to as the father of Black psychology, describes Black psy-chology as understanding the lifestyles of Black people based on their authen-tic experiences in this country. Along those lines, Faye Belgrave and Kevin
