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Communicative, psychological and information-psychological impact in mass communication
Scientific Research and Development. Modern Communication Studies, 2023The article is devoted to revealing the correlation between different types of communicative influence in interpersonal and mass communication. The relevance lies in the definition of the term "information-psychological impact", which eliminates the gap in the science of language, resulting from the expansion of the impact essence on the addressee ...
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The role of community psychology in the community
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1988Community Psychology's future place in community activism is assessed relative to its unique independent origins in academia, its tradition of empirical research and strict methodology, and its strong commitment to the elimination of its own existence.
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Psychological Aspects of Social Communities
2012 International Conference on Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust and 2012 International Confernece on Social Computing, 2012Social Network Analysis has often focused on the structure of the network without taking into account the characteristics of the individual involved. In this work, we aim at identifying how individual differences in psychological traits affect the community structure of social networks.
Adrien Friggeri +3 more
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Community psychology in Thailand
American Journal of Community Psychology, 1989ConclusionIt appears that, though the medical model will predominate in the health field for a long time to come, community psychology is slowly taking shape and laying down its foundation in Thailand. Increasing numbers of health professionals are becoming aware of the paradigm shift and the limitations of the conventional approach.With gradually ...
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Transforming Community Psychology
American Journal of Community Psychology, 2001AbstractCommunity psychology has made great strides in including context when understanding people in their environments. While continuing to consider context, we need to expand our conceptualization of the individual in community settings. I propose 3 principles: (1) focus our research on people, not programs; (2) consider multiple dimensions of ...
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De‐psychologizing community psychology
Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology, 2001AbstractDespite their welcome emphasis on the influence of environmental factors on the generation of distress, and on the central role in this of power, the contributors to this special issue still seem unable entirely to avoid ‘psychologizing’ the processes involved.
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Social Stress and Community Psychology
American Journal of Community Psychology, 1978Two questions that embarrass community psychologists are: "What do community psychologists do?" "What's the difference between community psychology and clinical psychology?" A conceptual model is proposed to help to find answers to these questions. The model describes a process whereby psychosocial stress leads to psychopathology.
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2002
Intense, candid, and task-oriented small group discussion at the beginning of the Conference led to a strongly expressed recognition that the participants were occupied not only with an interest in the community mental health movement, but more importantly, with a general sense that the time had come to expand psychology’s area of inquiry and action ...
Chester C. Bennett +5 more
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Intense, candid, and task-oriented small group discussion at the beginning of the Conference led to a strongly expressed recognition that the participants were occupied not only with an interest in the community mental health movement, but more importantly, with a general sense that the time had come to expand psychology’s area of inquiry and action ...
Chester C. Bennett +5 more
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2007
This chapter will outline the key principles of community psychology, look at how community well-being is understood, and explore the role of boundary critique as a means of developing critical awareness about community interventions designed to enhance well-being.
Carolyn Kagan, Amanda Kilroy
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This chapter will outline the key principles of community psychology, look at how community well-being is understood, and explore the role of boundary critique as a means of developing critical awareness about community interventions designed to enhance well-being.
Carolyn Kagan, Amanda Kilroy
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