Despite growing global focus on the self-concept of learners with disabilities, this pivotal issue remains significantly underexplored in public schools, particularly among learners with physical disabilities. Disproportionately ...
Background: South Africa has one of the highest rates of road traffic accidents globally, with a substantial proportion of these incidents resulting in traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Among these, mild traumatic brain ...
Self-esteem (SE), psychological well-being (PWB), and academic performance (AP) are important indicators of students’ educational success and life outcomes. However, students with sensory impairments often encounter barriers ...
‘Black tax’ is a legacy of South African historical injustices. The study’s aim is to examine the financial and psychological impact of ‘black tax’ on Black female professionals in South Africa. Social media platforms such ...
Research suggests that theists' coping mechanisms are an unnecessary burden and that people ought to live perfectly well and even better without using them, because frequently they conflict with real-life circumstances. ...
The research titled "The Impact of COVID-19 on the Private Practice of Psychological Practitioners: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Perspective", is a comprehensive study examining the profound effects of the COVID-19 ...
This study investigated the impact of organisational culture on intern clinical psychologists’ subjective experience of clinical supervision within the context of post-colonial South Africa, where there is a lack of formal ...
This research explored the impact of an mTBI on self-efficacy and work adjustment. Bandura (1997) defines self-efficacy as an individual’s belief in their capabilities to execute actions required to achieve a goal. Research ...
The current research project aimed to gain a deeper understanding of the social phenomenon of bullshit. Across three studies (Study 1: N = 133; Study 2: N = 266; Study 3: N = 255), we examined the extent to which individuals ...
The present research reports three experimental studies that tested the insidious bullshit hypothesis and the effects of the bullshitters’ social status and group membership on bullshit receptivity. More specifically, ...
Divorce and intimate partner violence, or domestic violence, have been well researched; however, the experiences of mothers' post-separation, and specifically during Family Court processes, in the context of domestic ...
This study aimed to uncover psychological factors that contribute to corruption in the South African Police Service (SAPS). Corruption has been one of the challenges faced by the democratic government of the Republic of ...
Differences that don’t fit the norm, such as race, religious beliefs, sexual orientation and body type create susceptibility to marginalisation. Individuals, specifically women, who exist in larger bodies experience ...
Divorce rates are increasing globally, and research suggests that successful co-parenting post-divorce, as characterised by the absence of conflict, positive communication, and collaboration, is beneficial for children’s ...
‘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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...