Innovations in Feminist Psychological Research

Innovations in Feminist Psychological Research
ISBN-10
0521786401
ISBN-13
9780521786409
Category
Feminist psychology
Pages
457
Language
English
Published
1999
Publisher
Cambridge University Press

Description

The present course will critically examine woman as an ' object of psychological inquiry ' and also look at development ... Seldom seen , rarely heard : Women's place in psychology . ... Exploring / Teaching the psychology of women .

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