Browsing Department of Psychology by Subject "hate crime"

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Emotional consequences of hate incidents: experiences of a South African cohort

Nel, Juan A; Govender, Rajen; Marais, Amori (SAGE journals, 2021-06-09)

The consequences of hate incidents are far greater than transgressions without an underlying bias motive. The powerful emotional and psychological effect observed in victims of hate rests in the perpetrator attacking the ...
The Role of Organized Psychology in Inspiring Hope and Preventing Hate Victimization: Recommendations from a South African Hate and Bias Monitoring Initiative

Van Wyk, Hanlie; Nel, Juan A (Journal of hate Studies, 2023-04-26)

Psychology must have as its primary focus the well-being of humans, communities, and societies and cannot be detached from – or even neutral about – our social or political systems. For those who are impacted by hate, the ...
The Role of Organized Psychology in Inspiring Hope and Preventing Hate victimization: Recommendations from a South African Hate and Bias Monitoring Initiative

Van Wyk, Hanlie; Nel, Juan A (Journal of Hate Studies, 2023)

Psychology must have as its primary focus the well-being of humans, communities, and societies and cannot be detached from - or even neutral about - our social or political systems. For those who are impacted by hate, the ...

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