CURRICULUM VITAE
ALASTAIR CHARLES MUNDY-CASTLE
MA, PhD, CPsychol, FBPsS, FNPsS
1923,
Born Teddington, London
1936
– 1940, Tonbridge
School
1941
– 1945,Flight Lieutenant, RAF, A1 Flying Instructor
ACADEMIC AND
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
1946
– 1948
B.A.
Hons. (Moral Sciences, Sir Frederick Bartlett), Magdalene
College , Cambridge University , England
1948
– 1949
Training
in electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology, Burden Neurological
Institute, Bristol (Dr. W. Grey Walter): Maudsley
Hospital , London
(Sirs Desmond Pond and Dennis Hill); National
Hospital
1949
– 1953
Ph.D.
Neuropsychology, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
1962
Fellow of the British Psychological Society (FBPsS).
1986
Fellow of the Nigerian Psychological Society (FNPsS).
1988
Chartered Psychologist, British Psychological Society (CPsychol).
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
(RETROSPECTIVE)
1993
– 1998
Visiting
Professor in Psychology, University of Zimbabwe, Teaching Perception and
Cognition, Human Motivation and Personality, Systems & Theories, and
Introductory Psychology; supervising student 3rd year dissertation
research on social representations of sexuality, AIDS, advertising,
intelligence, love and witchcraft; conducting research on sexuality and sexual
behaviour in Zimbabwe University
of Zimbabwe
1989
– 1992
Academic
Visitor in Psychology, Thames University (formerly Ealing College of Higher
Education), London
1986
– 1989
Professor
of Psychology, University of Zimbabwe , Harare
implications of relationships of Shona mothers
with normal and handicapped infants; language acquisition in Shona and Ndebele
children; psychosocial adjustment of adolescents of interracial marriages; sensory memory and temperament; traditional healers and parapsychology. Taught courses in Rehabilitational
Psychology, School of Social Work , Harare Zambia and Zimbabwe
1970
– 1985
Professor
of Psychology, University of Lagos ,
Nigeria
1970
– 1982
Head,
Department of Psychology, University
of Lagos , Nigeria
Administrative
duties as Head included developing new department, staff recruitment,
curriculum development, evaluating conduct of undergraduate and post-graduate
teaching and research, developing and seeking funding for departmental
programmes of research, compiling and evaluating annual estimates, committee
representation, placement of graduates, library development, general
administration and liaison with other psychology departments in Nigeria,
elsewhere in Africa, and overseas.
Professorial
tasks included:
(a)
teaching and seminars at all levels from undergraduate to doctoral, class sizes
ranging from 6 – 700. Courses taught
included Psychological Foundations, Neuropsychology, General Psychology,
Developmental Psychology, Practical Psychology, Systems and Theories in
Psychology;
(b)
Supervising undergraduate and post-graduate laboratory and field research
projects in cognition, sociolinguistics and applied developmental
psycholinguistics, infant and child perception development, mother-infant
interaction and communication, moral attitudes and values in children and
adults, social and technological intelligence;
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interview panels for professorial and lower academic posts in Lagos and other
Nigerian university faculties including social sciences, education, law, arts,
environmental design, medicine and humanities;
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external examining in Psychology and Education departments in Australia , Ghana ,
Hong Kong , Nigeria ,
Scotland and Zambia
(e)
promoting psychological awareness in Nigerian society through radio broadcasts,
news media and public lectures;
(f)
presenting results of research to the scientific world through international
workshops and conferences in Australia, Canada, France, Greece, Holland, Hong
Kong, India, Ireland, Kenya, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Scotland, USA and Zambia;
(g)
publication in learned journals and books.
1967
– 1970
Research
Fellow, Center for Cognitive Studies, Harvard
University , under Professor J S
Bruner, Cambridge , USA
Research
on psychology of infancy with special reference to perception and the
conditions of personhood; reflections on prior African experience in the light
of knowledge acquired with Bruner and colleagues both in and out of the Center,
notably in relation to social and technological intelligence development,
linguistic philosophy, biological psychology and existential phenomenology;
weekly seminar participation; consulting for Attleboro High School, Mass., on
art as an educational tool; serving on grant evaluation committees; external
examiner in psychology; workshops and conferences in USA, Canada, Mexico, Hong
Kong, and France; publications in learned journals.
1961
– 1966
Principal
Research Officer, National Institute of Health and Medical Research, National
Research Council, later Ghana Academy of Sciences, Accra, Ghana, under
Professor Joseph Gillman; appointed Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of
Ghana, Legon, 1962. Duties included development of biopsychological research
unit for introduction of total approach to health in developing countries;
setting up laboratory for normative and clinical research in
electroencephalography and psychophysiology; training of biopsychological
technicians; urban and field research on social and cognitive development in
infancy and childhood; development of psychological consulting and testing
procedures with follow-up evaluation for Ghana Air Force, Ghana Airways and
Nurses Training Colleges; application of culture-sensitive methods for group
interviews, assessment of individuals in leaderless groups, verbal and
non-verbal testing and practical psychometrics; teaching and research
supervision, Faculty of Education; planning first African psychology
department; lecturing and group interaction seminars, Ghana IV Peace Corps
programme, University of California Berkeley, with follow up counselling in
Ghana; contributing to workshops and conferences in France, Ghana, Nigeria,
Senegal, Sierra Leone and USA.
1948
– 1961
Chief
Research Officer, Department of Neuropsychology, National Institute for
Personnel Research, Johannesburg, South Africa, under Professor Simon
Biesheuvel. Duties included development
of programme for laboratory and field research on psychological correlates of
psychophysiological measures with special reference to temperament, personality
and intelligence; establishing laboratory for clinical and experimental
electroencephalographic studies of normal and abnormal behaviour; training of
psycho physiological technicians and research assistants; exploring objective
and subjective properties of alcohol, cannabis, lysergic acid diethylamide-25,
mescaline sulphates, psilocybin and psilocyn; field expeditions with mobile
laboratory for neuropsychological study of ethnic groups in urban and rural
areas; neuropsychological research in
forensic medicine, psychiatry and gerontology; lecturing for South African Air
Force and in Departments of Psychology, Physiology and Psychiatry,
Witwatersrand University; consulting for Sterkfontein Mental Hospital; expert
witness in law courts, Johannesburg; participating in workshops and conferences
in Belgium, Canada, France, Holland, South Africa, UK and USA.
HONOURS, FELLOWSHIPS,
OFFICES, SOCIETIES.
Simon
Biesheuvel Medal for Contributions to the Behavioural Sciences in Africa South
of the Sahara , 1969
Visiting
Professor, University
of Ghana
Senior
Visiting Fellow, Green College , Oxford
Council
member, Nigerian Psychological Association, 1983 – 1988
International
Programming Committee Third International Conference, Children in the
Information Age, Varna , Bulgaria
Meeting
of experts for an international comparative study of the influence of
informatics on children of various countries, Tolboukhin , Bulgaria
International
project advisory council, Research Centre in Educational Informatics, Sofia , Bulgaria
Scientific
advisor, Information Technology in Education and Children, Sofia , Bulgaria
Executive
Committee, International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1973 – 1975
Member,
International Brain Research Organisation, 1962 – now
Member,
Zimbabwean Psychological Society, 1986 - 89
Occasional
member: African Studies Association, International Association of Applied
Psychology, Pan-African Association of Neurological Sciences, Inter-American
Psychology Association.
EDITORIAL BOARDS
Journal
of the National Institute for Personnel Research, Johannesburg
Psychologia
Africana (editor) 1958–1961
Journal
of Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1960-1962
Afro-American
Studies, 1970-1975
Nigerian
Journal of Psychology, 1977-1986
African
Journal of Behavioural Sciences, 1978-1986
Journal
of Social Psychology, 1981-1998 (now Advisor)
African
Journal of Psychology, 1986-2000 (now Advisor)
RESEARCH, TRAVEL
AND STUDY GRANTS
1955
– South African Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Pretoria , grant for a nine month lecturing and study tour
of scientific institutions in USA ,
Canada , France and UK ,
and three months research with the Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol
1957
– Nuffield Foundation grant for toposcopic research on travelling waves in the
brain, the Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol
1960
– Carnegie Corporation award for review of gerontological research in USA and participation in the First International
Conference of Gerontological Sciences, San
Francisco
1973
– Nuffield Foundation award for research project on development of visual
exploration patterns in Nigerian infants and children (with Prof Obulu
Okonji)
1978
– Spencer Foundation award for research on mother-infant communication and the
development of cross-cultural understanding in Lagos, Nigeria and Edinburgh,
Scotland (with Prof C Trevarthen)
1978
– Study leave from University of Lagos for analysis in Edinburgh of Nigerian
mother-infant interaction videotapes (with Kevan Bundell)
1982
– University of Lagos grant for research on diagnosis and therapy of children
with communication problems (with Helen Nwanze)
1984
– University of Lagos Sabbatical leave, Mexico, USA and UK
1986
– Senior Visiting Fellow, Green College, Oxford University
1986
– University of Zimbabwe grant for study of computer-facilitated technological
intelligence in Shona and Ndebele children
1987
– World Health Organisation grant for community based approach to psychological
health in Zimbabwean children
1988
– University of Zimbabwe grant for research on the mother-infant relation as a
therapeutic paradigm for speech delayed and mentally retarded children
1990
– British Council travel grant for keynote address, Nairobi workshop on
teaching and research in psychology in central and southern Africa; Nairobi,
Kenya
1991
– NIH grant for discussion of African and African-American axis of workshop
contributions on cognitive socialization of minority children, Washington,
D.C., USA
1992
– Grant from Karolinska Institute, Sweden for study of sexuality and sexual
behaviour among Nigerian women in London and subsequent presentation of results
at seminar in Stockholm
1992
– University of Edinburgh travel grant for seminar on cross-cultural studies of
moral development, Scotland
1992
– Grant from Karolinska Institute, Sweden and Hull University, UK for study of
sexuality and sexual behaviour among Zairean women and men in Brussels
2000
– Grant from Ford Foundation for presentation of keynote address “Fifty Years
of Psychology in Africa” at the International Association for Cross-Cultural
Psychology at Pultusk, Poland.
EXTERNAL
EXAMINING
University of
Nigeria, Nsukka, BSc and BA Psychology, 1972-1975, 1978-1981; MSc Psychology,
1983; PhD Clinical Psychology,1984
University of
Zambia, Lusaka, BSc, BA, MA, MSc and PhD Psychology, 1972-1987
University of
Hong Kong, PhD Psychology, 1974
University of
Ghana, Legon, BA, BSc, MA, MSc Psychology 1975-1984
Edinburgh
University, Scotland, PhD, Developmental Psychology, 1977
MacQuarie
University, Sydney, Australia, MA and PhD Educational Psychology, 1978, 1980
University of
Ife, Nigeria, BSc and MSc Psychology, 1980-1983
University of
Jos, Nigeria, BSc Psychology and PhD Organisational Psychology, 1980-1985
University of
Abidjan, Nigeria, BSc Psychology, 1985, examination results arbitrator
LATER CONFERENCE,WORKSHOP AND SEMINAR PAPERS
Motivation and
the industrial worker, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies,
Kuru, Nigeria, 1984
Are adult
moral standards affected by education? A Nigerian analysis (with R Bundy),
International Congress of Psychology, Acapulco, Mexico, 1984
Training of
psychotherapists for minority groups, International Association for
Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP), Acapulco, Mexico, 1984
Training of
clinical psychologists in Nigeria, Keynote Address, Annual Conference of
Nigerian Clinical Psychologists, Jos, Nigeria, 1985
Moral
development in Nigeria, Switzerland and USA, Universities of Edinburgh, Oxford
and Geneva, 1987
Perceptual
development in infancy, Oxford University, 1987
Creativity,
intelligence and LOGO; a Zimbabwean study (with D Wilson) 2nd
International Conference on Children in the Information Age, Sofia, Bulgaria,
1987
Mother-infant
communication: a paradigm for language remediation (with Helen Nwanze),
Workshop on Early Intervention, Commonwealth Association for Mental Handicap
and Development Disabilities, Lusaka, Zambia, 1987
Environmental
factors in intelligence development, Zimbabwe Psychological Association, 1987
The psychology
of cross-cultural negotiation, Human Resources International Barter-Trade
Conference, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1988
Social
intelligence in African and western cultures: cross-cultural differences in
moral development, IACCP 9th International Congress, Newcastle
Australia, 1988
History of
psychology in Africa, 24th International Congress of Psychology,
Sydney, Australia, 1988
Social and
technological influences on intelligence development, 24th
International Congress of Psychology, Sydney, Australia, 1988
African art
and social change, Ealing College, London, 1989
Computers and
cognition, Ealing College, London, 1989
Language
development in Nigerian and Zimbabwean Children (with Helen Nwanze), 2nd
IACCP Regional Conference, Amsterdam, Holland, 1989
Mother-child
interaction in Nigeria, Zambia and Zimbabwe (with Helen Nwanze), 2nd
IACCP Regional Conference Amsterdam, Holland, 1989
Reflections on
Kwame Nkrumah, Invited Lecture, 80th Birthday Anniversary of the
late Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Lambeth Council Chambers, Brixton, London, 1989
Psychological
teaching and research in the Universities of Zimbabwe, Harare, Harare and
Lagos, Nigeria; implications for national development, Keynote Address,
Regional Conference on the Current Status of Teaching Psychology and
Psychological Research in Eastern and Southern Africa; the Role of Psychology
in National Development, Nairobi, Kenya, 1989
Discussant,
African and African-American axis, Workshop on Cultural Continuities and
Discontinuities in the Cognitive Socialisation of Minority Children, Department
of Health and Human Services, Washington, DC, USA, 1991
Joint convenor
(with Helen Nwanze) of symposium, Social Transactions by Disabled Children; a
Medium for Learning, 11th Biennial Meetings of the ISSBD, University
of Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 1991
The
mother-infant relation: a therapeutic paradigm, 11th Biennial
Meetings of the ISSBD, Minneapolis, USA, 1991
Sexual
attitudes of Nigerian women in London, International Health Care Research
Workshop on Sexuality and Sexual Behaviour, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm,
Sweden, 1992
Cultural
variations in the social representation of intelligence and the cognitive socialization
of black minorities in western cultures, Edinburgh University, Scotland, 1992
Implications
of Cross-Cultural Research for Advertising, Advertising Meets Academia
Conference, University of Zimbabwe, 1996
Mindscapes:
Embodiments of Souls, Second Qualitative Methods Conference, University of
Witswatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1996
Deconstructing
the Art of Mindscapes: Implications for Therapy, Third Qualitative Methods
Conference, UNISA, Durban, South Africa, 1997
Deconstructing
the Art of Mindscapes: Cross-Cultural and Therapeutic Implications, IACCP
Silver Jubilee Conference, Western Washington University, Bellingham, USA 1998
Mindscapes:
Cross-Cultural and Therapeutic Implications, University of California Workshop,
Los Angeles, 1998
Social
Representations of Sexuality through Interpersonal Agreement Analysis: A
Cross-Cultural Study of African Prostitutes and others, by Bundy, Chinogwenya,
Mundy-Castle and Lisgarten, IACCP Silver Jubilee Conference, Western Washington
University, Bellingham, 1998
Fifty Years of
Psychology in Africa – Reflections of a Cross-Cultural Psychologist, Keynote
address at IACCP Conference, Pultusk, Poland, 2000
Painting other
Minds: a Novel Perspective in Psychology, IACCP Conference, Pultusk, Poland,
2000.
Papers on Mindscapes to art groups
throughout Natal and Gauteng with follow-up workshops.
Practical
application of Mindscapes in 10 workshops with a view to spreading
understanding
of self and others among people in corporate institutions.
PUBLICATIONS
1949
Electroencephalography,
Bulletin of the National Institute for Personnel Research (Bull. NIPR), 1,(2),
26-34
Some aspects of behaviour, Bull. NIPR, 1, (3), 4-8
An investigation into the measurement of critical
fusion frequency and its improvement with practice, Bull. NIPR, 1, (4), 4-8
A further note on emotional instability, Bull. NIPR,
1, (4), 31-36
1950
The
behaviour problem: a reply to criticisms, Bull. NIPR, 2, (1), 25-28
The nature and function of the alpha rhythm, Bull.
NIPR, 2, (3), 25-33
The determination of tachistoscopic exposure time,
Bull. NIPR, 2, (3), 40-43
1951
The
measurement of mental imagery: a preliminary investigation, Bull. NIPR, 3, (3),
37-44
A case in which visual hallucinations related to
past experience were evoked by photic stimulation, Journal of
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology (EEG Journal), 3, 353-356
Theta and beta rhythms in the electroencephalograms
of normal adults, EEG Journal, 3, 477-486
1952
An
investigation into the visibility of road signs (with Simon
Biesheuvel), Bull. NIPR, 4, (1), 60-65
1953 Cybernetics, South African
Medical Journal (SA Med J), 27, 49-53
Clinical significance of
electroencephalography, SA Med J, 27, 298-320
An analysis of central responses to
photic stimulation, EEG Journal, 5, 187-202
Electrical responses of the brain in
relation to behaviour, British Journal of Psychology, 44, 318-329
The psychophysiological significance
of the galvanic skin response (with Beryl McKiever), Journal of Experimental
Psychology, 46, 15-24
A comparative study of the
electroencephalograms of normal Africans and Europeans of Southern Africa (with
Beryl McKiever and Tertia Prinsloo) EEG Journal, 5, 553-543
1954 The electroencephalogram in
manic-depressive psychosis (with
L A Hurst and Diane Beerstecher), Journal
of Mental Science, 100, 220-240
The electroencephalogram in the senile
psychoses (with L A Hurst, Diane Beerstecher and Tertia Prinsloo) EEG Journal,
6, 245-252
Electroencephalography and forensic
medicine, I – Introduction to Electroencephalography, Journal of Forensic
Medicine, 1, 338-359.
1955 Electroencephalography and forensic medicine, 11 – Forensic
implications, J. Forens. Med., 2,
95-117
The alpha rhythm and rate of visual
perception, Journal of the NIPR,
6, 38-43
The electroencephalogram in twenty-two
cases of murder or attempted murder, with appendix on possible significance of
alphoid rhythms, Journal of the NIPR, 61, 103-120
1956 The electroencephalogram in
relation to temperament, Acta
Psychologica, 11, 397-411
The relationship between
primary-secondary function and the alpha rhythm of the electroencephalogram,
Journal of the NIPR, 6, 95-102
1957 L’electroencephalogramme et sa relation avec le temperament, EEG
Journal, Suppl. 6, 221-133
The electroencephalogram and
mental activity, EEG Journal, 9, 643-655
EEG and toposcopic study of
conditioned central flicker response, Proc. S. Afric. Psychol. Assn., 7, 10-11
1958 Psychological problems of space flight, S.Afric. Journal of Science,
54, 225-230
Electrophysiological
correlates of intelligence, Journal of Personality, 26, 184-199
An
appraisal of electroencephalography in relation to psychology, Journal of the
NIPR, Monograph Supplement No. 2, 43 pp.
1959 Neurophysiological and philosophical implications of parapsychology,
Proc.S. Afric. Society for Psychical Research, 3, 14-22
1960 Spatial and temporal characteristics of the alpha rhythm: a
toposcopic analysis (with R. Cooper) EEG Journal, 12, 153-165
Intelligence,
personality and brain rhythms (with G.K. Nelson), Nature, 185, 47111, 484-485
Discussion
of G.K. Nelson’s “The measurement and significance of brain rhythms”,
Transactions of the S. Afric. Inst. for Electrical Engineers, 51, 12, 17
Comments
on Saunders’ “Further implications of Mundy-Castle’s correlations between EEG
and Wechsler-Bellevue variables”, Journal of the NIPR, 8, 102-105
Factors influencing relations
between tapping speed and alpha rhythm (with Lola Sugarman), EEG Journal, 12,
885-904
1962 Central excitability in the
aged, in Medical and Clinical Aspects of
Ageing, ed H.T. Alimental, Columbia Univ. Press, NY, 575-595
A
neuropsychological study of the Knysna forest workers (with G.K. Nelson),
Psychologia Afrikana, 91, 240-272
Drugs and
the organisation of mind, Ghana Journal of Science, 2, 116-129
Considerations
for psychological research in West Africa, Proc. Nigerian Inst. For Social and
Economic Research, Ibadan, 171-173
1965 A psychological test battery for predicting performance of students
at the Nurses Training College, Accra (with R.D. Trent), Ghana Medical Journal,
4, 24-25
1966 Pictorial depth perception in Ghanaian children, International
Journal of Psychology, 1, 289-300; reprinted 1967, D. Price-Williams (ed),
Cross-Cultural Studies, Harmondsworth, Penguin
1967 Psychology in Ghana: studies of the electrical rhythms of the brain
in D. Brokensha and M. Crowder (eds), Africa in the Wider World, Oxford,
Pergamon, 222-260
An
experimental study of prediction among Ghanaian children, Journal of Social
Psychology, 73l, 161-168
1968 The development of nations:
some psychological considerations, Journal of Social Issues, 24, 45-56
Gestalt
continuation and design copying in Ghanaian children, Ghana Journal of Child
Development, 1, 40-63
1969 Electroencephalographic studies in Ghana, in
N S Scrimshaw and J E Gordon (eds), Malnutrition, Learning and Behaviour,
Cambridge, MIT, 302-303
1970 Culture, communication and social change,
Proceedings of the 11th Interamerican Congress of Psychology, Mexico
City
Epilepsy and the
electroencephalogram in Ghana, African Journal of Medical Science, 1, 221-235
The descent of meaning, Social
Science Information, 9, 125-141
1971 The total approach to health
education: why posters are not enough, Journal of Social Health in Nigeria, 6,
157-159
1972 Twins Seven Seven (with
Victoria Scott), African Arts, Autumn, 8–13
1973 A methodological note: the development of visual attention in
infants,
In D.J. Kallen (ed), Nutrition,
Development and Social Behaviour, NIH, Washington, DC
1974 Looking strategies in
infants (with J.Anglin), in J L Stone, H T Smith
and L P Murphy
(eds), The Competent Infant: Handbook of Readings,
New York, Basic Books.
Early
experience and cognitive development: a report from Lagos, in J L M Dawson and
W J Lonner (eds), Readings in Cross-Cultural Psychology, Hong Kong, University
Press
Social
and technological intelligence in western and non-western cultures, in S.
Pilowsky (ed), Cultures in Collision, Adelaide, Australian National Association
for Mental Health. Reprinted in Universitas, Legon, University of Ghana, 4
46-52
1975 Cross-cultural electroencephalographic studies, in J W Prescott, M
S Read and D B Coursin (eds) Brain Function and Malnutrition, New York, Wiley
1976 Psychology and the Search for Meaning, Inaugural Lecture, Lagos,
University Press
1977 Psychology and Nigerian Traffic, Nigerian Journal of Psychology
Monograph, reprinted in Spanish, 1980, Newsletter of the Sociedad Mexicana de
Psicologia, Mexico City
1979 Looking strategies in infants: a cross-cultural
study (with O Odiakosa and R P Bundy), Proceedings of the Pan African
Association of Neurological Sciences, Lagos, University Press
1980 Perception and communication in infancy: a
cross-cultural study, in D Olsen (ed), the Social Foundations of Language and
Thought: Essays in Honor of Jerome Bruner, New York, Norton
1981 Art, psychology and social change, Black
Orpheus, 4, 1, 7-11
1982 Psychology in architecture, Nigerian Journal
of Psychology.
Social
and emotional aspects of infant development: a Nigerian study in R. Rajalakshmi
(ed), Nutrition and the Development of the Child, Special Issue, Baroda Journal
of Nutrition, 9, 103-109
1983 Education and morality, PWPA Regional
Seminar Proceedings, Ikeja, Lagos
1984 Medical ethics: a psychologist’s view, in
A.Akpata, (ed) Medical Ethics, Lagos University Press
Are
western psychological concepts valid in Africa? A Nigerian review, in S. Irvine
and J W Berry, Human Assessment and Cultural Factors, New York, Plenum
Looking
strategies in Nigerian infants: a cross-cultural study (with R P Bundy), in
Valerie Curran (ed) Nigerian Children: Developmental Perspectives, London,
Routledge and Regan Paul
Nigerian
field research with infants and mothers: studies of perception, communication and
interaction (with R P Bundy and Helen Nwanze), in S Irvine (ed) Human
Assessment: Cognition and Motivation, New York, Plenum
Nigerian
mothers and babies: the essence of education, PWPA Regional Workshop
Proceedings, Jos, Nigeria
1985 Reflections of a psychologist on the War
Against Indiscipline, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies,
Kuru, Nigeria
1986 How universal and specific is emotional
experience?: Evidence from 27 countries
on 5 continents (with HG Talbot, K R Scherer et al), Social Science
Information, 24, 763-795
Cognitive
effects of LOGO and computer-aided instruction among Zimbabwean schoolgirls
(with D Wilson, J and P Sibanda, and S Leveler) Psychological Reports, 66, 946
1992 Social and technological intelligence in
minority children of African descent, in P M Greenfield and R R Cocking
(Chairs), Continuities and Discontinuities in the Cognitive Socialisation of
Minority Children, Proceedings of a workshop, Department of Health and Human
Services, Public Health Service, Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health
Administration, Washington D.M.
Field
differentiation and LOGO performance among Zimbabwean schoolgirls (with D
Wilson, J and P Sibanda), Journal of Social Psychology.
1993 Human behaviour and national development: conceptual and
theoretical perspectives, Ife Psychologia, 1, 1-16
1996 Implications of social representation theory for advertising: a
study of the People’s Roadshow in Zimbabwe.
Southern African Encounter.
Mindscapes:
Embodiments of Souls. Proceedings of the Second Qualitative Methods Conference,
Johannesburg.
1997 Deconstructing the Art of Mindscapes:
Implications for Therapy. Proceedings of
the Third Qualitative Methods Conference, Durban.
1998
Deconstructing the Art of Mindscapes: Cross Cultural and Therapeutic
Implications, Proceedings of the IACCP Silver Jubilee Conference,
Western Washington University, Bellingham, USA
1998
Social Representations of Sexuality through Interpersonal Agreement
Analysis:
A Cross-Cultural Study of African Prostitutes and others, by
Bundy,
Chinogwenya, Mundy-Castle and Lisgarten. Proceedings of the
IACCP
SilverJubilee Conference, Western Washington University,
Bellingham
2000
Fifty Years of Psychology in Africa – Reflections of a Cross-Cultural
Psychologist, Keynote address at IACCP Conference, Pultusk, Poland
(to be
published)
Painting other minds: a novel perspective
in psychology, IACCP
Conference, Pultusk, Poland
2003
Implication of cross-cultural psychology for Advertising, Ife Psychologia, Vol 11 No.2
Bee Mundy-Castle,
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