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This graduate course explored how diverse fields like natural sciences and social sciences can contribute to community psychology. It highlighted collaborative approaches to understand and support community well-being and goal achievement.

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  • Community Psychology
  • Interdisciplinary Studies

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  • The evolving discipline of community psychology benefits from diverse scholarly perspectives.
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  • Collaboration across diverse professional groups can significantly enrich the understanding of community functioning.
  • Interdisciplinary efforts can better equip professionals to assist communities in achieving self-defined goals.