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This episode covers cultural bias in psychology. emic and etic approaches, Black psychology and Afrocentrism and includes some sensitive issues. Using intelligence as an example, exploring the way in which culturally biased tests have been used to promote ‘scientific racism’. The episodes also consider cross-cultural psychology and the rise of Afric-centric psychology, along with the differences between Eurocentric and Afric-centric approaches. Designed to be heard in conjunction with the printed notes with images, key terms and key thinkers.
An exploration of gender bias and feminist psychology. Are the differences between men and women real or a social construction? And what does this mean for psychology? Where does gender bias creep into research studies and theories and what is the future for psychology. Designed to be heard in...
Published 11/29/20
The cognitive approach and the emergence of cognitive neuroscience. Explores the journey of cognitive psychology from its emergence in the 1960s, through the work of Clark Hull and Edward Tolman, to modern cognitive neuroscience and brain scanning techniques via Gestalt psychology. Also contains...
Published 11/29/20