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EDTNA/ERCA Journal (English Ed.)
|July 15, 1998
Summary
Psychologists can apply their skills beyond traditional therapy, utilizing psychology as a versatile tool for broader societal solutions. The Community Psychology model offers innovative approaches, expanding the profession
Area of Science:
- Social Psychology
- Community Psychology
- Applied Psychology
Background:
- Traditional roles for psychologists are often narrowly defined, limiting their professional scope and impact.
- Psychology offers a flexible framework applicable to diverse fields beyond clinical settings.
- There is a need to explore innovative psychological models that broaden professional applications.
Purpose of the Study:
- To advocate for the expansion of psychologists' roles into wider, non-traditional areas.
- To highlight psychology's utility as a tool for sociological and statistical analysis.
- To introduce Community Psychology as a model that liberates psychologists from solely psychotherapeutic concepts.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual analysis of the scope and potential of psychological practice.
- Examination of the Community Psychology framework as an alternative model.
- Argumentation for the integration of psychological expertise in broader societal contexts.
Main Results:
- Psychology is a versatile discipline with applications in sociological and statistical analysis.
- The Community Psychology approach provides a viable model for expanding psychologists' roles.
- Current limitations restrict the full potential and diverse applications of psychological expertise.
Conclusions:
- Psychologists should engage in a wider array of professional avenues.
- Community Psychology offers a practical framework for diversifying psychological practice.
- Leveraging psychology beyond psychotherapy can address complex societal issues.