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indigenous psychology
Arises FROM a people's own social and cultural realities. Studies everyday behaviour,
indigenisation
Blends an IMPORTED framework with local elements — at the structural, substantive or theoretical level
structural
substantive
theoretical
self contained individualism
bounded auntonous entity
a person id defined by their internal attributes
independant of social and cultural factors
wests knower
solitart, disinterests stripped of paricularities
collectivist approach to the self
context based
defined by ones social relationships
cultural colonisation
the vertical top down one way transfer of knowledge ideas values and practices from developed to devleoping societies
psychic unity
the assumption that all human beings have the same underlying psychogical processes
sees culueral differences as superficial
seperate knowing
detached observer seeks objectve valure free facts
participatory knowing
the knower and known as interdependant
knowing thoruggh active engagemnet within the system youre studying
izinyanya
intergarted ancestors
why is ancestors not appropriate?
caries western misconceptions