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Community Psychology and Public Policy

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Community Mental Health

Community Program Development

Community Psychology in Global Perspective

Community Psychology Ethics

Community Psychology and Substance Abuse

Cultural Competence in Community Settings

Ecological Models

Disability and Community Inclusion

Empowerment in Community Psychology

Environmental Psychology

Feminism and Community Psychology

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

Important Studies in Community Psychology

Introduction to Community Psychology

Participatory Action Research

Prevention and Intervention Strategies

Theoretical Foundations of Community Psychology

Urban and Rural Community Differences

Youth Development and Community Psychology

Resilience and Community Psychology

Sense of Community

Social Capital and Community Psychology

Systems Change in Community Psychology

Stress and Coping in Communities

Community Psychology Ethics

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Beneficence

Promoting the welfare of others and contributing to the positive growth and development of communities.

Non-maleficence

Ensuring that community interventions do not harm individuals or groups and assessing risk-benefit ratios of actions.

Respect for Autonomy

Honoring the right of communities and their members to make decisions and control the direction of their own lives.

Justice

Ensuring fair treatment and equitable distribution of resources and benefits among all community members.

Informed Consent

Obtaining voluntary agreement from community members after informing them of the purposes, risks, and benefits of interventions.

Confidentiality

Maintaining privacy of information shared by community members and respecting their wishes regarding information disclosure.

Cultural Competence

Respecting cultural differences and adapting community interventions to be culturally sensitive and appropriate.

Advocacy

Supporting and promoting the interests of marginalized or oppressed groups within the community, including policy change.

Empowerment

Facilitating a community's ability to solve problems, make decisions, and take action for themselves.

Conflict of Interest

Managing personal, professional, or financial interests that could interfere with the welfare of the community or the objectivity of the psychologist.

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