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Cognition & Co
Cognition & Co

Cognition & Co

South African Psychology Student Network

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Cognition & Co is a networking platform created to help students and professionals interact with one another for the betterment of psychology in South Africa.

Cognition & Co represents and supports the students aiming towards a professional psychology registration with the HPCSA. It is for this reason that Cognition & Co adheres to the guidelines outlined by the HPCSA in their endeavor to regulate professional psychology in South Africa, as stipulated under the Health Professions Act 56 of 1974.

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