Author:Prinsloo, Rachel CDate:1990This study has attempted to examine how the imposition of Apartheid identity constructs has adversely impacted upon the processes of and to describe the extent to which the participants have allowed the present hegemony to influence the ...Read more
Author:Kometsi, Molelekoa JDate:2002This study was conducted with the following three objectives: 1, to construct a profile of patients admitted to William Slater Hospital day-patient program during a three-year period (1998-2000). 2, To study the prevalence of suicide and ...Read more
Author:Snelling, MatthewDate:2016This dissertation was a formative evaluation of the Waves for Change Surf Therapy Programme, and included both a process evaluation and an outcome evaluation. Waves for Change used surfing as a means of engaging children and adolescents thought ...Read more
Author:Smith, Amanda TweedieDate:1982There is dissention among psychoanalysts about mourning in childhood, including the criteria appropriate to define mourning, the intrapsychic processes of mourning, the ways these manifest in grief and the factors affecting the outcome of ...Read more
Author:Ventress, KeithDate:1975The present study of the acquisition and development of the child's sex-typed behaviours and attitudes is pursued in the Piagetian cognitive developmental tradition. Qualitative changes in the child's perceptions of himself and his physical ...Read more
Author:Sonnenberg, David MaxDate:1981Myocardial infarction is introduced as a medical syndrome in which psychosocial factors are thought to have significant bearing on the etiology and outcome of the disease. An outline of the epidemiology, pathophysiological process, etiology ...Read more
Author:Price, Ruth NanetteDate:1987Relatively few studies have examined the difficulties of the stepmother, but research suggests that compared to other stepparents, stepmothers without their own children have the most difficult task. This preliminary study describes the ...Read more
Author:Brandt, ReneDate:2007The study investigated the psychological adjustment of HIV -infected South African mothers living in poverty in the era of HAART. One hundred and eighty adult women living in long-term poverty who were the primary caregiver of at least one ...Read more
Author:Baddeley, Gillian MaryDate:1984IQ test performance of elementary schoolchildren was investigated as a function of two levels of test anxiety and two types of IQ measure. IQ measures used, the New South African Group Test (NSAGT) and the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for ...Read more
Author:Pocock, RobinDate:2009The training and supervision of home visitors for the Parent Centre's Parent-Infant Home Visitation Programme (PIHVP) was evaluated. The evaluation aimed to determine whether training and supervision prepared the home visitors to deliver the ...Read more
Author:Eaton, Elizabeth M RDate:2001South African social psychological research on national identity has been limited. The current research aimed to address some of the gaps in the local literature. Two studies were conducted among Grade 11 learners at Cape Town high schools. ...Read more
Author:Hendricks, GraemeDate:2002This study aimed to identifY the barriers to and facilitators of adherence to antiretroviral therapy and attempts to understand these factors within a developing country context. A further aim is to add to the literature on antiretroviral ...Read more
Author:Boodhoo, AdiilahDate:2009Many learners from disadvantaged schools struggle to obtain entrance into tertiary institutions. A Bridging Year Programme (BYP) designed by the South African Education and Environment Project (SAEP) seeks to address this problem by offering ...Read more
Author:Gilbert, Patricia JaneDate:1981The history of the care of the mentally retarded in Western civilization is outlined including the care of the mentally retarded in South Africa. Difficulties in the definition and assessment of mental retardation are indicated and problems ...Read more
Author:Wright, Wendy-AnnDate:1997South Africa has undergone major socio-political change. A key element of this change concerns increased job opportunities for qualified Blacks through the implementation of Affirmative Action policies which advantage Blacks in relation to ...Read more
Author:Brener, LorenDate:1993This study focuses on the intergnerational transmission of Holocaust effects among South African Jewish survivors of the Nazi Holocaust and their children. Its aim is to ascertain whether common patterns exist among survivor families that ...Read more
Author:Le Roux, D MDate:1987This study examines the relationship between the eight subtest form of the Junior South African Individual Scale (JSAIS - 8) and scholastic performance at Sub A, Sub B and Std One levels, as measured by teacher evaluations. An unreferred ...Read more
Author:Richman, Alexandra ElizabethDate:1989The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of brain injury upon the family of the brain-injured patient. Although some research into the psychosocial sequelae following head injury and the direct and indirect effects of severe ...Read more