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MODS Metadata of Slagoffers se konstruksies rondom motorkapings

roleTerm ( text )
advisor 
namePart
Joubert, M.F., Prof. 
roleTerm ( text )
author 
namePart
Vorster, René 
dateAccessioned
2015-10-14T07:05:11Z 
dateAvailable
2015-10-14T07:05:11Z 
dateIssued
2015-10-14 
dateSubmitted
1997 
identifier ( uri )
http://hdl.handle.net/10210/14785 
note
M.A. (Psychology) 
abstract
South Africa in 1997 is commonly seen as one of the most violent non-war countries in the world. Crime has become so much part of the daily routine of the average South African, that it is almost accepted as the norm. This study investigates the experiences of six persons, directly affected by a violent crime. The researcher endeavours to relate the constructions the victims hold around their experience of a car-jacking as truthful as possible and thus uses the paradigm of social constructionism ... 
languageTerm ( rfc3066 )
afr 
accessCondition ( useAndReproduction )
University of Johannesburg 
topic
Carjacking - South Africa - Psychological aspects 
topic
Victims of crimes - Psychology - South Africa 
topic
Stress (Psychology) - Research - South Africa 
topic
Post-traumatic stress disorder - Research - South Africa 
title
Slagoffers se konstruksies rondom motorkapings 
genre
Thesis 

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