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BACK TO CONTENTS Psychology: An Introduction for Students in SA, 2 nd edition ISBN: 9781868531745 Authors: D Louw and D Edwards (editors) Copyright: 1997 Extent: 928pp Format: Soft cover Description This classic introductory psychology textbook is relevant and user-friendly. This book should prove invaluable to all first-time psychology students. Contents 1: Psychology as a science and a profession 2: Physiological psychology 3: Sensation and perception 4: States of consciousness 5: Learning 6: Memory 7: Intelligence 8: Thinking and language 9: Motivation and emotion 10: Developmental psychology 11: Personality 12: Stress and coping 13: Psychological disorders 14: Social psychology 15: Industrial and organisational psychology Also available in Afrikaans ISBN: 9781868531769 South African Supplement to Social Psychology, 3 rd edition ISBN: 9781770255241 Author: Johan Mynhardt Copyright: 2008 Extent: 160pp Format: Soft cover Description This supplement has been written to accompany the US publication, Social Psychology, 12 th edition by Baron and Byrne. It provides additional contextual material on South African research studies to accommodate the need for a social psychology textbook. This book familiarises students with a sample of South African research studies in the following areas: • The self-serving bias • Attitudes and prejudice • Identity and self-esteem • Interpersonal attraction and close relationships • Pro-social behaviour and aggression • Affiliation tendencies and loneliness • Groups and group polarisation • Job satisfaction. Particular attention has been given to local social identity studies in the chapter dealing with the Self, while exciting, recent research dealing with contact between South African groups is presented in the chapters on attitude and prejudice. Contents 1: Social psychology: The science of the social side of life 2: Social cognition: How we think about the social world 3: Social perception: Perceiving and understanding others 4: The Self: Answering the question ‘Who am I?’ 5: Attitudes: Evaluating and responding to the social world 6: Stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination: The causes, effects, and cures 7: Interpersonal attraction and close relationships 8: Social influence: Changing others’ behaviour 9: Pro-social behaviour: Helping others 10: Aggression: Its nature, causes and control 11: Groups and Individuals: The consequences of belonging 12: Social psychology: Applying its principles to law, health, and business Psychology 40
BACK TO CONTENTS Handbook of Youth Counselling 2 nd edition ISBN: 9780796224811 Authors: Eugéne van Niekerk and Johnnie Hay (editors) Copyright: 2009 Extent: 514pp Format: Soft cover Description This book is essential reading for all interested in advancing the mental health agenda amongst Southern African youth. This book aims to equip professional and volunteer counsellors to deal effectively with clients in a multicultural context. Features • Survey of traditional theory and Afrocentric perspectives on psychopathology • Scrutiny of prevailing health care systems • Discussion of current counselling theory and practical counselling techniques (including group counselling and crisis interventions) • Consideration of cultural and ethical issues related to counselling. Contents 1: A new perspective on counselling youth 2: Theoretical frameworks 3: A model for systemic intervention 4: Contextualising modern society 5: South African mental health systems 6: Understanding and changing behaviour 7: The psychological counsellor 8: Individual and group counselling 9: Contemporary counselling techniques 10: Taking cognisance of culture 11: Crisis interventions 12: Ethical conduct 13: Mediating well-being in youth 14: Individual barriers to learning at school 15: Contemporary social issues: Counselling interventions 16: Workshopping life skills 17: Charting resilience in youth HIV and Aids: Education, Care and Counselling 5 th edition ISBN: 9781770259805 Author: Alta van Dyk Copyright: 2011 Extent: 512pp Format: Soft cover E-BOOK AVAILABLE IN 2013 Description The fifth edition of HIV and Aids: Education, Care and Counselling covers recent changes and advances in the field of HIV and AIDS treatment and care. These include a new emphasis on education, the latest statistics and the interpretation thereof; new updated biomedical information on vaccine research and testing, drug resistance (HIV and TB) and antiretroviral therapy; the standardised guidelines for antiretroviral treatment as recommended by the South African Department of Health, as well as strategies for adherence counselling. Sections on children’s law and its implication, and theories of behaviour change are new. The fifth edition contains many practical examples, exercises, activities, case studies and tips to assure full integration of theory and practical. It also comes with a support CD for readers. Features • Content has been fully updated, including new statistical information, medical and research information, as well as new approaches. • Learning outcomes and a chapter outline precede the start of every chapter. • “Test your understanding” sections appear at the end of every chapter. • Even greater integration of theory and skills with many examples, case studies and tips. • More tips and ideas on how to be a good counsellor and caregiver. • Extensive references to organisations, help lines and websites for additional information on AIDS. Contents Part 1: Fundamental facts about HIV/AIDS 1. HIV and Aids: A brief history 2. HIV and the immune system 3. Transmission and prevention of HIV 4. HIV-associated symptoms and diseases 5. HIV tests 6. Antiretroviral therapy Part 2: Prevention and empowerment in the HIV/AIDS context 7. Changing unsafe behaviour and practices 8. HIV and Aids education and life-skills training 9. Prevention in traditional Africa Part 3: HIV/AIDS counselling 10. Basic counselling principles and skills 11. Pre- and post HIV test counselling 12. Themes and contexts in HIV and Aids counselling 13. Bereavement counselling 14. Spiritual counselling Part 4: Care and support 15. Home-based care 16. Support for orphans and other vulnerable children 17. Infection control Psychology 41
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