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The five connections: A human rights framework for psychologists
1University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Summary
This article introduces the Five Connections Framework, highlighting how human rights are integral to psychology. It outlines five key relationships for psychologists and associations globally.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Human Rights Law
Background:
- Human rights are fundamental to psychological principles.
- The American Psychological Association adopted a framework in 2021 to define the intersection of human rights and psychology.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce the Five Connections Framework.
- To articulate the intrinsic link between human rights and the field of psychology.
Main Methods:
- The article provides an overview of human rights.
- It details five distinct connections between human rights and psychology.
Main Results:
- Psychologists have inherent human rights and professional rights.
- Psychologists can advance human rights through their knowledge and practice.
- Psychologists must uphold human rights and prevent misuse of psychological science.
- Ensuring equitable access to psychological science benefits is crucial.
- Psychologists are encouraged to advocate for human rights.
Conclusions:
- The Five Connections Framework offers guidance for individual psychologists and associations.
- It emphasizes the importance of integrating human rights into psychological research, practice, training, and advocacy.
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