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What is the purpose of the checklist mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the checklist mentioned in the text?
- To evaluate professional competence (correct)
- To showcase historical treaties
- To critique Federal legislation
- To provide guidelines for Indigenous communities
Which document does Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution recognize?
Which document does Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution recognize?
- United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (correct)
- Canadian Human Rights Act
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action
- Charter of Rights and Freedoms
What is the main focus of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action?
What is the main focus of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action?
- Recognizing treaty rights of Indigenous peoples (correct)
- Revising Provincial legislation
- Promoting assimilation efforts
- Advocating for international human rights
What impact do the Calls to Action have on professional psychologists?
What impact do the Calls to Action have on professional psychologists?
Which legal ruling is mentioned in the text as being relevant to serving Indigenous communities?
Which legal ruling is mentioned in the text as being relevant to serving Indigenous communities?
What is the purpose of psychologists familiarizing themselves with the current and historical injustices suffered by Indigenous peoples?
What is the purpose of psychologists familiarizing themselves with the current and historical injustices suffered by Indigenous peoples?
Which commission's Calls to Action are psychologists encouraged to align their practices with?
Which commission's Calls to Action are psychologists encouraged to align their practices with?
What is the importance of the Truth and Reconciliation Joint Task Force in Alberta?
What is the importance of the Truth and Reconciliation Joint Task Force in Alberta?
Why is the guideline not a substitute for thorough training in Indigenous values and practices?
Why is the guideline not a substitute for thorough training in Indigenous values and practices?
What does the document reflect psychologists' commitment to regarding their relationship with Indigenous peoples?
What does the document reflect psychologists' commitment to regarding their relationship with Indigenous peoples?
What is one of the key principles outlined in the Canadian Psychological Association (2018) report regarding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada?
What is one of the key principles outlined in the Canadian Psychological Association (2018) report regarding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada?
Why is it important for psychologists working with Indigenous peoples to be well-informed of various contextual issues?
Why is it important for psychologists working with Indigenous peoples to be well-informed of various contextual issues?
What should psychologists do before beginning any major work with organizations, communities, or peoples?
What should psychologists do before beginning any major work with organizations, communities, or peoples?
Which aspect of societal issues are psychologists advised to keep well informed about in their work with Indigenous peoples?
Which aspect of societal issues are psychologists advised to keep well informed about in their work with Indigenous peoples?
What key action is expected from psychologists regarding international humanitarian law in their work with Indigenous peoples?
What key action is expected from psychologists regarding international humanitarian law in their work with Indigenous peoples?
What is the main focus of the text?
What is the main focus of the text?
Which term is primarily used in the text to refer to Indigenous peoples?
Which term is primarily used in the text to refer to Indigenous peoples?
What do the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice adopted by CAP aim to prevent?
What do the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice adopted by CAP aim to prevent?
What is CAP committed to encouraging its members to work towards?
What is CAP committed to encouraging its members to work towards?
In what way does CAP lead by example according to the text?
In what way does CAP lead by example according to the text?
Who are the Indigenous peoples mentioned in the text as the traditional and ancestral territory holders in Alberta?
Who are the Indigenous peoples mentioned in the text as the traditional and ancestral territory holders in Alberta?
What is the purpose of the CAP Land Acknowledgement according to the text?
What is the purpose of the CAP Land Acknowledgement according to the text?
Which treaties are specifically mentioned as being part of the traditional territory in Alberta?
Which treaties are specifically mentioned as being part of the traditional territory in Alberta?
Why is Dr. Leroy Little Bear acknowledged in the text?
Why is Dr. Leroy Little Bear acknowledged in the text?
What is the significance of mentioning Mr. Lawrence Gervais in the text?
What is the significance of mentioning Mr. Lawrence Gervais in the text?
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Study Notes
Purpose of the Checklist and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
- The checklist aims to support psychologists in serving Indigenous peoples in a culturally sensitive and respectful manner.
- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Calls to Action focus on redressing the legacy of residential schools and advancing reconciliation.
Impact on Professional Psychologists
- The Calls to Action have implications for professional psychologists, encouraging them to align their practices with the commission's recommendations.
- Psychologists are advised to familiarize themselves with the historical and current injustices suffered by Indigenous peoples.
Legal Rulings and Guidelines
- The Daniels vs. Canada (2016) ruling is relevant to serving Indigenous communities, as it recognizes the rights of Métis and non-status Indians.
- The Canadian Psychological Association's (2018) report outlines key principles for psychologists working with Indigenous peoples.
Importance of Familiarization and Training
- Familiarizing oneself with Indigenous values and practices is essential, but not a substitute for thorough training.
- The guideline reflects psychologists' commitment to recognizing their relationship with Indigenous peoples.
Contextual Issues and International Humanitarian Law
- Psychologists working with Indigenous peoples must be well-informed about contextual issues, such as historical trauma and intergenerational trauma.
- Psychologists should be aware of international humanitarian law and its implications for their work with Indigenous peoples.
Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice
- The Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice adopted by the Canadian Psychological Association (CAP) aim to prevent discrimination and promote culturally sensitive practice.
- CAP is committed to encouraging its members to work towards reconciliation and respect for Indigenous peoples.
Land Acknowledgement and Traditional Territories
- CAP acknowledges the traditional and ancestral territory holders in Alberta, including the Treaty 7 and Treaty 8 territories.
- The CAP Land Acknowledgement recognizes the historical significance of the land and promotes respect for Indigenous peoples.
Acknowledgement of Key Individuals
- Dr. Leroy Little Bear is acknowledged for his contributions to the understanding of Indigenous peoples and their experiences.
- Mr. Lawrence Gervais is recognized for his role in the development of the CAP's guidelines for working with Indigenous peoples.
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