• Vat en sit: Intimate partner violence against women in Ratanda South of Heidelberg 

  Kape, Luka Shirley (2025-12-31)

  ‘Vat en sit’1 relationships have become an alternative form of domestic partnership as compared to marriage, without following the process of lobola. With an increased number of couples opting for ‘vat en sit’ relationships, ...
• Gangsterism: the experiences of victims and former gang members in Moletjie, Limpopo province 

  Sebekoane, Mahlatse (2025-11-15)

  The aim of this study was to shed light on the experiences of both the victims of gang violence and former gang members in Moletjie (Limpopo province). Gangsterism is a problem in Moletjie. Furthermore, the residents ...
• An exploration of the non-use of contraceptives among teenage girls in Sebokeng secondary schools 

  Masobela, Rebotile Alinah (2025-04)

  The increasing prevalence of teenage pregnancies, persistent poverty, and low educational attainment has been associated with the non-use of contraceptives among teenage girls. This study explored the factors influencing ...
• Exploring incarcerated offenders' motives for participating in higher education at the Kgosi Mampuru II Correctional Centre 

  Seolwana, Delina (2025-07)

  The White Paper on Corrections in South Africa indicates that incarcerated individuals in the correctional system generally possess lower levels of formal education compared to the general population, despite the ...
• The experiences of volunteers in a South African non-profit health care organisation : pre-, during, and post-COVID-19 

  Armstrong, Aphane Thabiso (2025-05-30)

  This qualitative study explored the experiences of volunteers at the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA), a non-profit organisation within the healthcare sector. It aimed to understand how individuals chose causes ...
• The relationship between parenting styles and juvenile delinquency 

  Van der Merwe, Rochelle (2025-01-29)

  In South Africa, juvenile delinquency has been a widespread phenomenon that has rapidly spread, particularly in metropolitan and rural areas. Juvenile delinquency creates chaos and unfathomable difficulty, for the ...
• Perceptions of adolescents in Gauteng, South Africa towards gender roles 

  Mokhesi, Teboho Maxwell (2024-10-03)

  Gender roles remain one of the most contentious subjects in modern society, due to their far-reaching consequences on both structural and cultural norms. Perceptions of gender roles vary significantly among individuals, ...
• The relationship of big five personality traits, emotional intelligence, and cultural intelligence in predicting posting outcomes of South African ex-pats 

  Teka, Moketse Samuel (2024-12)

  Owing to the ever-increasing globalisation and global integration, many countries and organisations are compelled to post increasing number of employees to represent their countries and conduct business in foreign ...
• (South) African perspectives on the prevention, monitoring, and combating of hate victimisation. 

  Nel, Juan A Venter, Zindi (Safer Communities, 2024-06-28)

  This paper aims to provide an overview of South African perspectives on preventing, monitoring and combating hate victimisation, towards informing international understandings. Design/methodology/approach Using a general ...
• A brief historic overview of sexual and gender diversity in neuroscience: past, present, and future 

  Manca, R Albrechet-Souza, Lucas Moreno Barragán, Jhon Alexander Nel, Juan A Spantidakis, Ioannis Venter, Zindi Juster, Robert Paul (Frontiers, 2024-09-13)

  Department of Psychology, Université de Montréal, Montreal, QC, Canada, 2Centre de recherche de l’institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal, CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l’Île-de-Montréal, Montreal, QC, Canada, 3Notre-Dame ...
• Assessment Survey and evaluation of LGBT-Psychology in Nigeria: Current state and recommendations 

  Olaseni, Abayomi O. Nel, Juan A (Current Psychology, 2024-09-02)
• Open distance electronic learning students with disabilities' mobile learning use and psychological factors inherent in the Technology Acceptance Model influencing mobile learning use 

  Louw, Adam Adriaan (2024-02)

  This study aimed to gain insight into the psychological factors that influence m-learning usage among students with disability (SwD) enrolled at an open distance and e-learning (ODeL) institution (UNISA) during the year ...
• Ecosystemic mapping of the fit of ODL first level students in Accounting Sciences and the institution 

  Van der Merwe, Annerine (2024-07-30)

  There are many factors contributing to student success in South African Open Distance Learning (ODL) in first level Accounting Sciences, both in terms of module success and degree completion. This case study utilised a ...
• Shifting the geography of reason : psychology in black 

  Simango, Julia (2024-11-28)

  This study deploys a theoretical intervention in liberation psychology, from a black point of view, by proposing a different mode of engaging psychology. The intervention is called psychology in black, and its methodological ...
• Exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) and their effect on motherhood : perceptions of the adult-child 

  Masisi, Itumeleng Montsokolo Lenah (2024-07)

  Women’s voices have been historically silenced in narratives of historical and collective trauma in South Africa. Women’s voices have been even more silent on how the historical and systematic oppression in South Africa ...
• Investigating the relationship between motivation, engagement and turnover intention 

  Kallen, Kobashini (2019-11)
• Using chess as an educational tool to promote school readiness in historically disadvantaged schools in the West Rand 

  Basson, Mary Rose (2024-02)

  In this thesis a quantitative approach involving a quasi-experimental design was used to study the effect of chess classes on the cognitive and intellectual development of Grade R learners in Gauteng. The research comprised ...
• An analysis of the incorporation of Western practice in Black South African traditional weddings 

  Ngwenya, Masechaba (2024-01)

  Black South Africans conduct their matrimonial ceremonies by practising African indigenous traditional customs, however, they simultaneously conduct white weddings in addition to their African traditional customs. The ...
• Predicting intercultural adaptation of expatriates within a South African context 

  Prophet, Dana Kay (2024-02)

  Expatriates often face challenges when trying to adjust to the working conditions, and social and cultural environment of their new host country. In this thesis a tentative model is formulated to predict the intercultural ...
• Exploring narrative inquiry as a sense-making tool for parents raising a child with autism from a family systems theory perspective 

  Human, Carin Gratia (2024-06-22)

  Research in the field of autism and families confirm both the challenges of families raising a child with autism, and the need for a family-focused therapy to address the systemic effect of the disorder. Despite the evidence, ...

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