Wait, what?
What errors, precisely? Who made them, exactly? When were they made, specifically, and why? Why guilt for the whole profession? Fools such as you think group guilt is appropriate. Wait until it's your turn.https://twitter.com/revistamigala/status/1460761709128437766 …
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Thank you, Jordan!
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"The crocodile will never eat ME," said the unwitting prey.
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It also means a significant segment of the population aren’t allowed have psychologists that think like them
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Hello Dr. Peterson.
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There was some interesting research that I published in an edited special issue on building partnerships amongst Indigenous and non-Indigenous organizations that evidenced that accepting the truth of past wrongs, even if nobody in the room perpetrated or directly suffered...
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was predictive of whether or not trust could be built around partnerships to deliver value for both Indigenous and non-indigenous stakeholders. The paper suggested that simple acknowledgement can go very far in making progress, and by not doing so, led to partnership failure.
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Every human being is responsible for the actions of everybody else and every single action we take matters. You taught me that. Maybe guilt is not the way, but every single profession involved in the shaping of the past couple of centuries should fix their ways
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Great , start with yourself.
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