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...psychology E232: Exploring childhood and youth...Race and Youth Policy: working with young people: Learning outcomes - After studying this course, you should be able to: understand how issues such as knife crime and terrorism inform ‘policy’ and ‘work with young people’ practice analyse some of the assumptions that underpin youth policy evaluate some of the ways...

...Psychological Society, the British Educational Research Association and the Association of Internet Researchers produce ethical guidelines for researchers to uphold, and why they regularly review guidelines to adapt to changes in society. Now read Case study 1.1, which you will discuss at a later stage. Case study 1.1 Community youth group: proposal to research extremism...

...psychological impacts. Narrator What’s so distinctive about the Vygotskian approach? Professor Harry Daniels It’s distinctive in that it’s a story of the social formation of mind. It’s distinctive in that it starts to talk about how the social and the individual are related, about what he calls the ‘means of mediation’, the tools that operate between the...

...psychology begins to talk about the necessity really of children getting away from adult surveillance and control – almost an argument, almost a democratic argument for a separate space for teenagers. Jason Reid: Yeah and it’s – this actually goes back to the early 19th Century as well. The evangelicals that fully embrace this concept in many respects agreed with...