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What does 'Situatedness' address in the context of African-centred Community Psychology?
In the context of African-centred Community Psychology, what is a common form of dislocation?
Why is 'Situatedness' important in community projects according to the text?
Which term best describes a state where the body and mind are in different places?
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'Cultural and epistemological dislocation' refers to what according to the text?
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Study Notes
African-Centred Community Psychology
- Addresses the issues of physical and epistemological displacement caused by colonialism, apartheid, and coloniality
- Focuses on situatedness, which involves understanding the different parts that make individuals cohere in a particular place
Dislocation
- Refers to a state where an individual's body and mind are disconnected
- Common form of dislocation: body is in one place, mind is somewhere else
- Other forms of dislocation: cultural and epistemological dislocation
Situatedness in Community Projects
- Allows for understanding life as people in the community actually live it
- Enables a deeper understanding of community projects and their context
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Test your knowledge on African-centred Community Psychology and the concept of Situatedness, which addresses issues of physical and epistemological displacement due to colonialism, apartheid, and coloniality. Explore the different forms of dislocation such as cultural and epistemological dislocation.
