Exam 11: Internationalization and Indigenization of Psychology Afterworld War II

The Psychological Institute of the Republic of South Africa was a distinctive psychological association because

One example of European influence on Latin American psychology until about the 1950s can be seen in the comparison of Argentinean psychology to that of

Indian indigenous psychology was developed because

Indigenous psychologies developed out of

The interwar period saw the adoption and development of ____ in Japan.

La psicología social de la liberación is an example of

The first South American psychological association was created in

The purpose of the Marshall Plan was

"Indigenization from within and indigenization from without" describes

Counseling psychology, loosely defined, ____ in India until the late 20th century.

Modernization theory proposed

The work of Indian social psychologist Jamuna Prasad was ahead of its time, in that it was similar in subject matter to the later work of

Conscientization

The recent changes in psychology around the world

The success of American psychology on a global scale is due in part to

Which influential psychologist or psychologists were involved in the indigenization of Indian psychology?

Psychology in South Africa underwent substantial growth early on despite

In the 1950s, the American psychological influence could be seen in

One of the main reasons Europe played such a vital role in the development of Latin American psychology was because

Unlike other areas of the world, which region did not really pursue the formal study of psychology (if it did at all) until decades after the Second World War?