Community Psychology
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Community psychology is the field of study that focuses on understanding and helping people within a community context. Its goals are to observe and understand communities while working with the people that comprise them in order to benefit the entire group.[1] Community psychology studies the interactions between individuals and the social groups where they are involved.
References
- ↑ AlleyDog.com: Psychology Glossary
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