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[2020] [resource] The Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Foundations for a human rights based-and-oriented psychology. (psycnet.apa.org)

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Psychologists are experts in helping to alleviate trauma, often arising from human rights violations. "Pre-emption of violations" can be a guiding principle for a proactive approach of psychology's commitment to promoting humanity's overall development. The chapter concludes with recommendations to develop a human rights framework for psychology. It focuses on the overall nature of the discipline, research as well as the prerequisite attitudes, knowledge, and skills of psychologists.

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