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1	How dangerous is Wikipedia? : the impact of Internet-based instructional material on select Rorschach variables Carver, Tracy Ann 16 December 2013 (has links) This study will investigate the effect of instructional material on constellations of personality functioning measurable by the Rorschach using a sample of parents from the community. Repeated measures ANOVA and qualitative techniques will be used to analyze the data. It is expected that reading online material will result in more defensive Rorschach protocols, but will not affect variables noted in the literature to be important aspects of parenting capacity. The results will be of interest to psychologists concerned about the proliferation of testing material on the Internet and practitioners conducting forensic evaluations. / text Rorschach Forensic psychology Child custody evaluations Impression management
2	Disputed custody and the people involved : an ecosystemic perspective Du Plessis, Annelies 06 1900 (has links) Custody disputes have traditionally been considered a legal matter. More recent trends have seen the recognition of divorce and custody as both legal and psychological events. This necessitated the involvement of professionals of the helping services in custody recommendations. Such a multidisciplinary approach is currently taken by the Office of the Family Advocate, Pretoria, in disputed custody matters. It is suggested that the way in which the problem of custody is currently defined, is on a pragmatic level, and does not include a higher-order awareness as implied by an ecosystemic epistemology. Such an awareness denotes self-reflexivity, and calls for a more aesthetic emphasis. The dialectic between aesthetics and pragmatics is maintained by means of a descriptive look at the various systems involved in a disputed custody case. Adopting an ecosystemic epistemology is recommended, through the metaphor of mediation, as a further evolution of an already changing process. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology) Custody Custody Evaluations Case Study Multidisciplinary teams Ecosystemic epistemology Family mediation Office of the Family Advocate Descriptions Aesthetics Family therapy 616.89156 Divorce -- Psychological aspects Family psychotherapy
3	Disputed custody and the people involved : an ecosystemic perspective Du Plessis, Annelies 06 1900 (has links) Custody disputes have traditionally been considered a legal matter. More recent trends have seen the recognition of divorce and custody as both legal and psychological events. This necessitated the involvement of professionals of the helping services in custody recommendations. Such a multidisciplinary approach is currently taken by the Office of the Family Advocate, Pretoria, in disputed custody matters. It is suggested that the way in which the problem of custody is currently defined, is on a pragmatic level, and does not include a higher-order awareness as implied by an ecosystemic epistemology. Such an awareness denotes self-reflexivity, and calls for a more aesthetic emphasis. The dialectic between aesthetics and pragmatics is maintained by means of a descriptive look at the various systems involved in a disputed custody case. Adopting an ecosystemic epistemology is recommended, through the metaphor of mediation, as a further evolution of an already changing process. / Psychology / M.A. (Clinical Psychology) Custody Custody Evaluations Case Study Multidisciplinary teams Ecosystemic epistemology Family mediation Office of the Family Advocate Descriptions Aesthetics Family therapy 616.89156 Divorce -- Psychological aspects Family psychotherapy

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