Dr Bronwyne J Coetzee
| - Child and adolescent mental health
- Universal prevention programmes
- Developing and implementing CBT-based programmes to support psychological well-being amongst children and adolescents
- Psychosocial and behavioural aspects of chronic illnesses and progressive diseases amongst children, adolescents and adults
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Dr Zuhyr Kafaar |
- HIV and AIDS
- Psychometry
- Psychological test construction and validation
- Measurement theory
- Research on children and adolescents
- Telepsychology
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Prof Ashraf Kagee | - Adherence to antiretroviral therapy
- Common mental disorders among persons living with HIV
- Stress and trauma
- Health behaviours; structural barriers to health promotion
- Various topics related to health psychology and public mental health.
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Prof Lou-Marie Kruger | - Women's mental health
- Poverty and mental health
- Feminist psychology
- Psychology and Biography-writing
- Psychoanalytic psychotherapy in South Africa
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Ms Anthea Lesch
| - Social and structural inequalities and their impact on the health and well-being of vulnerable and marginalised groups;
- HIV/AIDS and biomedical HIV prevention research
- Community engagement approaches and strategies,
- Chronic illness, health and well-being,
- Qualitative research methods and arts-based methodologies;
- Race and racism in contemporary South Africa
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Professor Elmien Lesch
| - Non-residential father and daughter relationships
- Women's lived experience of singlehood
- Fathers' and sons' communication about sex
- Student couples' constructions of gender in intimate heterosexual relationships
- Sexuality constructions of Black tertiary educated women
Possible Research Foci for Future Students: - Any component of father-daughter relationships
- Exploring the relationships of gay sons and straight fathers
- Any component of committed, same-sex relationships
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Prof Helene Loxton | - Development, implementation and evaluation of CBT-based anxiety prevention programmes for vulnerable South African children.
- Exploring the viability of child-friendly CBT-based activities within a multi-cultural South African context.
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Dr Dale Moodley | - Popular culture and music
- Gender and sexuality studies
- Formal and informal sexual socialisation practices
- Adolescent sexual and reproductive health
- Psychosocial research methods
- The intersections between psychoanalysis and poststructuralism.
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Prof Tony Naidoo | - Career/Vocational related behaviour, assessment and interventions
- Career Guidance and counselling
- Applied contextual community psychology assessment and interventions
- Community based participatory action research
- Cross-cultural research
- Ecopsychology and the human-nature interaction
- Masculinities' study
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Professor Desmond Painter
| - Race and racism (including psychosocial studies of whiteness)
- Nationalism, ethnicity and language ideologies
- Gender and sexualities
- Histories and consequences of psychologization in the global South
- Politics, society and subjectivity in the history of South Africa, and the city and the self
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Dr Chrisma Pretorius | - Clinical Neuropsychology
- Psychosocial impact of chronic illnesses, such as Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, Multiple Sclerosis and Dementia
- The role of stigma
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Dr Rizwana Roomaney | - Health-related quality of life
- Women's health (including conditions such as endometriosis, female cancers, polycystic ovaries, premenstrual dysphoric disorder)
- Online health-seeking behaviour
- Measurement construction
- Mixed methods research
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Ms Mariam Salie | - Infertility and psychosocial treatment
- The psychology of abstract mathematics
- Muslim Mental Health
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Ms Megan Snow | - Chronic illness
- Developmental psychology
- Health Psychology
- Children and development
- Youth risk behaviour
- Psychopathology
- Women's mental health
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Dr Hermann Swart | - Social Psychology
- Intergroup Relations
- Diversity
- Intergroup contact
- Intergroup emotions
- Prejudice and stereotype reduction
- Xenophobia
- Interpersonal friendships.
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Prof Leslie Swartz | - Disability rights and access
- Disability and mental health issues within sub-Saharan Africa
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