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- Black_psychology abstract "Black psychology (also called African psychology) is an African cosmological lens applied to social or psychological phenomena. This is approached from two perspectives:The first perspective considers these concepts and theories as universal, which means that the lens is appropriate in studying all human beings, not just those of African heritage. This approach was embodied in early efforts by Black scholars to challenge the assumption that African Americans were inferior. Over time, it grew to also incorporate the history and the experiences of African Americans, exploring it in a ways considered superior to the traditional models of White psychologists. The second perspective, the Africentric scholar approach, considers the lens as only appropriate when applied to people of African descent. Both perspectives agree that African American psychology is a science and that it is structured and organized. Both African and African American psychologies study the thoughts, behaviors, feelings, beliefs, attitudes, interactions, and well-being of African Americans.Black psychology has critiqued or rejected white psychology, developed afrocentric models of study and therapy, and intervened in the social struggle for more Black and human environments.The history of early Black psychologists is lost to many students due the minimal coverage in courses. However, research performed by early Black scholars on the effects of segregation and other racial matters played an important role in American history, like the research by Kenneth Bancroft Clark that was cited in Brown v. Board of Education by the U.S. Supreme Court.".
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- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink American_Psychological_Association.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Association_of_Black_Psychologists.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Bobby_E._Wright.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Brown_v._Board_of_Education.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Carlton_Benjamin_Goodlett.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Category:African-American_society.
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- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Henry_Thompson.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Clark_University.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Edward_B._Titchener.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Fisk_University.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Francis_Cecil_Sumner.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Francis_Galton.
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- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Herman_George_Canady.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Howard_Emery_Wright.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Howard_Hale_Long.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Howard_University.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Inez_Beverly_Prosser.
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- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink James_Arthur_Bayton.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink John_B._Watson.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink John_Henry_Brodhead.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Journal_of_Black_Psychology.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Kenneth_and_Mamie_Clark.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Lincoln_University_(Pennsylvania).
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Martin_David_Jenkins.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Morrill_Land-Grant_Acts.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Oran_Wendle_Eagleson.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Psychometrics.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Race_and_intelligence.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Reginald_L._Jones.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Robert_Prentiss_Daniel.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Robert_V._Guthrie.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Ruth_Winifred_Howard.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Sigmund_Freud.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink Spelman_College.
- Black_psychology wikiPageWikiLink William_McDougall_(psychologist).
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- Black_psychology comment "Black psychology (also called African psychology) is an African cosmological lens applied to social or psychological phenomena. This is approached from two perspectives:The first perspective considers these concepts and theories as universal, which means that the lens is appropriate in studying all human beings, not just those of African heritage. This approach was embodied in early efforts by Black scholars to challenge the assumption that African Americans were inferior.".
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