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A Swedish academic has questioned American anthropologist Margaret Mead's work on Samoans in the 1920s, saying he found it hard to believe her research findings. Professor Lars Dencik of the Roskilde University in Sweden told the Samoa Observer that in his opinion Margaret Mead's work could be di...
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A Samoan anthropologist will co-host a podcast that will explore Margret Mead’s controversial research on the study of the coming of age in Samoa and how it has affected the image of Samoan adolescents over the years.“The Problems with Coming of Age” podcast series will be co-hosted by Doris Tuli...
The American Psychological Association (APA) has elected its first Asian American woman and first Japanese American president. Key details: Announced on Sept. 19, Debra Kawahara, Ph.D., an Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Distinguished Professor at Alliant University's California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP), will be replacing Thema S. Bryant, Ph.D., a tenured professor of psychology in the Graduate School of Education and Psychology at Pepperdine University, as the APA’s next president. Kawahara will take up the role on Jan. 1, 2025, according to the assoc...
“It’s less work, it’s less effort, it’s less painful, to reject reality than to reject a belief you’re emotionally invested in.”