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Department of Psychology

Decolonising Psychology Toolkit for Psychology Departments

Firstly enter here to learn about how we co-produced research to help create this toolkit here Secondly, click here to learn what "doing" decolonise psychology means

"96% of participants in studies published by top Psychology journals represent ONLY 12% of the world's population." (Arnett, 2008)
Can our findings truly be generalised?
Time to decolonise our pedagogies...
To help you think about decolonising psychology, we have co-produced this toolkit with staff and students. Please have a look below at studies and pedagogical approaches that will help you.

Biological PsychologyLink opens in a new window

Cognitive PsychologyLink opens in a new window

Developmental PsychologyLink opens in a new window

Individual DifferencesLink opens in a new window

 

Social Psychology Link opens in a new window

Conceptual and Historical Issues Link opens in a new window

Research MethodsLink opens in a new window

Mental Health and WellbeingLink opens in a new window

Race, Racism & Link opens in a new window

MicroaggressionsLink opens in a new window

Community & Culture modulesLink opens in a new window

Employability Link opens in a new window

TerminologyLink opens in a new window

Student ExperienceLink opens in a new window: Belonging & community

Project BackgroundLink opens in a new window

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