Collective Pschology & Social Justice Communities

Abstract

Psychology has traditionally focused on improving the well-being of individuals, couples, families, and groups, and psychology tends to be widespread in treating values such as social justice as only general goals rather than theoretical concepts that have four identified empirical content.First we discuss how different concepts of social justice fall into three main intellectual traditions in community psychology: (1) the prevention and health promotion tradition, (2) the empowerment tradition, and most recently,(3) the critical tradition. justice is an absolute requirement in human relations, in the life of society, nation, and state. The great demand for justice that has recently emerged is actually a normative demand. However, the reality is not as expected where many social injustices occur, why can it happen, does justice not exist now? Justice can be seen from various perspectives, from a moral point of view, justice becomes a high value by society. At the operational level, justice is very complex and not easily accepted by the community". "Because communication can be used as a means when there is a social injustice which is a little difficult for the community to do because it prioritizes emotion over logic. What the community should do if it happens is make a report or if they don't want to report because of the long process, the community can communicate with each other without having a conflict that occurs