Māori Psychology Flashcards
Urban migration - definition and tactics
forces Māori into urban areas with
- money
- work
- pleasure
5 forms of colonisation
- Destruction of language and culture
- Genocide
- Assimilation
- Introductions of weapons and Disease
- Media portrayals and perspectives
4 effects of colonisation
- Over-representation
- Marginilisation
- Racism
- Dislocation
Pepper potting
Form of urban migration
- few Māori among many pakeha
Kaupapa Māori
A Maori way of thinking and doing research
Kaupapa Māori principle - Māori self determination
Tino-rangatiratanga
Kaupapa Māori principle - Cultural aspirations
Taonga tuku iho
Kaupapa Māori principle - culturally prefered practice
Ako Māori
Kaupapa Māori principle - socio economic mediation
Kia pikiake I nga raruru o te kainga
Kaupapa Māori principle - Extended family structure
Whanau
Kaupapa Māori principle - collective philosophy
Kaupapa
Kaupapa Māori principle - respectful relationships
Ata
Kaupapa Māori principle - Treaty honoring
Te tiriti o Waitangi
The Ngaruroro Māori wellbeing model
Ngarangi Johnson
- Tinana (Physical wellbeing)
- Taonga tuku iho (cultural treasures)
- Heretangata (Connection to social ties)
- Ngakau (Emotions/thoughts)
- Taiua (Connection to environment)
- Wairua (Spirituality)
- Mana (Personal strength)
- Matea ( Capacities to meet core needs)
Cultural identity
Cultural values and practices, Regard of cultural groups and relative practices
Ethnic identity
How important ones ethnicity is to ones overarching identity
Te whare tapa wha
- Tinana
- Hinengaro (cognitive)
- Wairua
- Whanau
