Psychosocial Implications of Poverty

Chapter 1 Psychology Research in the Poverty Context: What for and for Whom?

Chapter 2 Social Representations of Poverty

Chapter 3 Social Inequality and Psychology: Perspective for the Debate on Poverty

Chapter 4 The Stigmatization of Poverty as a Basis of the Class Prejudice and Its Psychological Consequences

Chapter 5 Experiences of Humiliation and Shame: A Psychosocial Analysis in Contexts of Poverty

Chapter 6 Poverty, Stigma, and Drug Use: Reflections About a Perverse Relation

Chapter 7 The Perception of Social Conditions and Its Impact on the Inclusion Processes of People in Extreme Poverty and Social Exclusion

Chapter 8 Practices of Resistance to the Stigmatization of Poverty: Possible Ways Forward

Chapter 9 Social Support as a Way of Coping with Poverty

Chapter 10 The Poverty Stoplight and Its Psychosocial and Multidimensional Approach

Chapter 11 Poverty, Gender Relations, and Women’s Autonomy in the Brazilian Rural Environment

Chapter 12 Personal Well-Being and Hope in Population Living Under Poverty Conditions in Merida, Mexico

Chapter 13 Indigenous Epistemologies and Visions of Poverty: Aesthetics and Spirituality as Resistance

Chapter 14 Poverty and Youth: Psychosocial Implications, Ways of Life, and Coping with Daily Adversities

Chapter 15 Ways of Coping with Poverty: An Analysis Based on Studies Carried Out with People in Psychic Suffering and Prostitutes

Chapter 16 Education and Poverty: Reflections on the Path of Inclusion of the Poor Student in Higher Education