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This document provides a summary of the following: • Introduction to Social Psychology and Intergroup Relations • Attitudes and Attributions • Social Influence • Social Identity Theory • Social Representations • Prejudice, Discrimination and Racism - Prejudice, discrimination, and racism - Whiteness - Poverty, land, and inequality - Intersectionality • Prejudice Reduction and Collective Action • RMF and FMF Movements

This package deal involves 8 different sets of notes, including all the sections that are covered in the Introduction to Psychology part 1 course.

This document provides lecture notes on the following topics: • • Introduction to Developmental Psychology and its main theories • Genes, Environment and Development • Prenatal development and birth • Postnatal environment • Vygotsky’s sociocultural theory • The development of language • The development of self-understanding • Social Cognition • Moral Development • Gender Development • The Family • Peer relationships • Risk and resilience

This is a summary of a lecture series that covered Phonetics

This is a summary of the Intro to philosophy course in which we covered: what is philosophy?, the value of philosophy, African philosophy, Logic and methodology ( arguments, inferences, and logical entailment), Knowledge and epistemology (Descartes and skepticism), personhood and personal identity, language, race and gender.

This is a summary of a lecture series that covered historical and global sociology in South Africa. It looked at how South Africa has been affected by our past and by global connections.

this is a summary of the various sociological research techniques

this is a summary of a lecture series that covered Health Psychology.

This is a summary of a lecture series that cover developmental psychology. This elaborated on the different stages of life and the development that occurs at each

This is a summary of a lecture series that covered the various types of psychological therapies namely, Psychoanalytic Therapies, client-centered therapies, behavioural therapies and cognitive therapies.