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Traits considered important in the selection of a marriage partner among young matriculated blacks

Kunene, Stanley (1982)

In several studies conducted mostly in the United States of America it was found that members of both sexes were attracted towards each other for different reasons. Traits mentioned in different studies are phy= sical ...
The role of dreams for Zulu indigenous practitioners

Mfusi, Kingsford Sikhumbuzo (1984)

The present study has investigated the role of dreams for Zulu indigenous practitioners. This role is two-fold (i) significance of dreams in the personal lives of the Zulu indigeoous practitioners; for example, ...
Zulu indigenous practitioners' diagnostic and treatment methods

Sokhela, Nhlanhla Wellington (1984)

As indigenous healers are so important to the health of many not only in South Africa but also throughout the world, a closer, scientific look at their practices is needed. Again, there is a tendency of the majority of ...
The attitudes of adolescents, parents and grandparents towards adolescent problems in a rapidly changing society

Nyembe, Boy Timothy (1988)

The researcher's aim in this study was to identify and compare the attitudes of adolescents, parents and grandparents towards three adolescent problem variables. The researcher's point of departure was to review relevant ...
A self help group programme for single mothers

Arosi, Nokwanda (1992)

Single parenting is becoming much more common today for a variety of reasons. The single parent family is a result of divorce, desertion or separation, death or having a child illegitimately, Some women make this choice ...
Changing self-perceptions in mathematics anxiety

Mashego, Teresa-Anne Bagakilwe. (1993)

In this study difficulties relating to mathematics problem solving were linked to the way people see themselves as problem solvers. Following this line of reasoning, Mathematics anxiety is viewed as a product of the ...
Towards an understanding of wife battering in Zulu society

Kabini, Girly Elizabeth (1993)

Violence by men against women has become a common occurrence. Exact statistics are, however, not available as police, hospital and social service records reflect only those incidences that are reported, while suspected ...
Learning through teaching : an experimental educational programme for the prevention of AIDS

Nene, Eric Nkosinathi (1994)

AIDS is a major world wide problem with, the incidence and prevalence of the disease increasing at an alarming rate, affecting people regardless of their economic status, ...
A psychological analysis of helping human relations in an African Independent Church

Nyembe, Boy Timothy (1994)

The need for a psychology that addresses problems of all racial groups in South Africa has long been documented. Studies have indicated that modern health care services are inadequate and not accessible to all population ...
The influence of progressive relaxation on physiological arousal in a perceived risk situation

Skinner, William Claude (1995)

Activities in which people perceive risk, arouses a certain measure of anxiety. The heightened anxiety level becomes pathological if it overcomes the natural coping abilities of a person for an extended period of time. In ...
Psychological correlates of unemployment, low self-esteem and depression

Mlomo, Vuyelwa Christa (1996)

In recent years, the rate of unemployment in South Africa has been steadily increasing. In 1990, it was 28 %. This percentage excluded the TBVC states and employment in subsistence agriculture which is characterised by a ...
Traditional healers' views on child sexual abuse

Schoubben-Heisk, Susan (1997)

Talking about child sexual abuse, hereafter referred to as CSA, makes a lot of people very uncomfortable. It has been defined as "the best kept secret", contributing to the maintenance of silence. For both men and women ...
The experience of the research event in psychology

Pietersen, Charlotte. (1997)

This investigation explores and describes the experiences of psychology students who have recently completed their honours research projects. This is apparently the first study to explicate this research event by approaching ...
Need experienced by persons with late stage aids

Rabbets, Fred C. (1997)

This report documents a qualitative description of the special needs expressed by persons with late stage AIDS in the Richards Bay area. A phenomenological research design and methods were employed to impose rigour on ...
A phenomenological study of the Christian experience of God

Van Staden, Johannes H. (1998)

The influence of existentialism and phenomenology on modern psychology necessitates an accurate description of the experience of God without any preconceptions or bias. This study explores the way Christians experience ...
The stress experiences of community police personnel : a descriptive study

Govender, Deena (1999)

Literature repeatedly indicates that stress and burnout constitute a serious problem in the police profession. This study endeavours to identify and describe the stress experiences of community police personnel and in so ...
Self report related to HIV/AIDS among Zululand University students

Khumalo, Zanele. (2000)

This study was aimed at describing levels of AIDS knowledge, HIV infection and risk reduction, attitudes towards AIDS and people with AIDS (PWAs), sexual behaviour, condom use as well as attitudes, beliefs and perceptions ...
An evaluation of the logotherapeutic techniques of Viktor Frankl

Ras, Johan M. (2000)

This study is an evaluation of the different logotherapeutic techniques of Viktor Frankl. An evaluation has been given of every technique and some of the major tests that are used by logotherapists. These techniques have ...
Health promotion with a single parents self-help group

Dhlomo, Rosemond Mbaliyezwe. (2000)

Single parenting has become very common today due to having a child illegitimately, death of spouse, separation, and high rate of divorce. Single parent families are subject to many forms of economic and psychological ...
The attitudes of Zululand University academics towards immigrants

Matshazi, Vusi. (2000)

South Africa has the most restrictive attitudes towards immigration and immigrants of any country that has been surveyed in the world (Mattes, McDonald, Poore Richmond 1999)). There are an estimated ten to fifteen million ...

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