South Pacific
Journal of Psychology

On-Line Book

Psychology in the South Pacific
Global, Local and Glocal Applications

Edited by:

F.H. Bolitho
S.C. Carr
&
B.M. O'Reilly

Table of Contents

	Preface P. B. Pedersen	III
	An Overview of Psychology in the South Pacific S. C. Carr, F. H. Bolitho & B. M. O'Reilly	1

Part One
Globalisation

Chapter 1	Aspects of social stratification and honour on pre-Christian and modern Mungiki (Bellona) R.. Kuschel, 'Angikinui F. Takiika, 8 Kiu', Angiki [1999, 11(1), 54-70]	10
Chapter 2	Perceptions and consequences of social change among elderly Japanese-American workers in a Hawai'i plantation community: A case example of industrial withdrawal V. Kameoka & A. J. Marsella [1998, 10(2), 26-42]	23
Chapter 3	Indigenous suicide in cross-cultural context: An overview statement and selective bibliography of sources relevant to indigenous suicide in Australia, North America, and the Pacific J. P. Reser [1999, 11(2), 95-111]	37
Chapter 4	The epidemiology of Maori suicide in Aotearoa/New Zealand Nicole M. Coupe [2000, 12(1), 1-12]	50
Chapter 5	When the desert floods: Military relief work, attributing clean-up responsibility, and future helping intentions following the Katherine Flood T. Tann [1999, 11(2), 81-84]	63
Chapter 6	Aid adverts that juxtapose rich and poor: A preliminary test of their efficacy in North Australia K. Griffiths [1999, 11(2), 85-88]	66
Chapter 7	The Internet and indigenous language use: A Filipino case study M. Watters & P. Watters [1998, 10(1), 54-60]	69

Part Two
Localisation

Chapter 8	The development of psychology in Papua New Guinea: A brief review L. Marai [1997, 9, 1-6]	78
Chapter 9	Predicting the peacetime performance of military officers: Officer selection in the Papua New Guinea Defence Force L. P. Bau & M. J. Dyck [1992, 5, 27-37]	83
Chapter 10	Selection in equalitarian Australia: Weighted average or motivational gravity B. Smith & S. C. Carr [1997, 9, 7-19]	93
Chapter 11	Towards an applied Aboriginal psychology G. Davidson [1992, 5, 1-20]	102
Chapter 12	Traditional dispute resolution in Micronesia P. M. Wolff & R. O. Braman [1999, 11(1), 44-53]	120
Chapter 13	Collective guilt and pro-social behaviour: Implications for Indigenous and non-Indigenous reconciliation in Australia M. S. B. Rogers [1999, 11(2), 89-94]	128

Part Three
Glocalisation

Chapter 14	Appropriate community psychology in Papua New Guinea S. Forsyth [1984, 1, 17-28]	133
Chapter 15	Development of community-based alcohol and other drug (AOD) workers in remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory C. Atkinson & J. Jessen [1999, 11(2), 72-80]	139
Chapter 16	Understanding cross-cultural communication David R. Thomas [1994, 7, 2-8]	147
Chapter 17	Linguistic relativity in Fiji: A preliminary study R. Taylor & S. Yavalanavanua [1997, 9, 69-74]	154
Chapter 18	Male Indigenous and non-Indigenous ageing: A new Millennium community development challenge L. D. Earle & R. Earle [1999, 11(2), 13-23]	159
Chapter 19	Enterprise development: A model for Aboriginal development B. Ivory [1999, 11(2), 62-71]	168

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