THE JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE
Online ISSN : 2423-883X
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Tasks of Psychological Science in Contemporary Society : How to Understand a Person as a Subject with Right(<Special Issue 1>Tasks of Psychological Science : 40^<th> Anniversary of the Japanese Research Association of Psychological Science)
Toshiaki SHIRAI
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2010 Volume 31 Issue 1 Pages 1-10

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This paper is to describe the heart of Japanese Association of Psychological Science as the followings: First, the research questions rise from the problems themselves, but not from the research methodology at first; Second, we perceive the person as a subject to construct his or her life, but not as a object that is just studied; Third, we see phenomena historically and critically. We specify these views to say that we understand a person as a subject with right: First, there is the relationships of equality, but not that of authoritarian and obligation; Second, assertion of right is owing to the duty to other people, but not only to his or her benefits; Third, it is fostered by the expectation-system among members who share goals.
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