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How would you forecast future improvements in psychology in a developing country? What impact might psychology and the principles of human behavior have to improve the living conditions of a developing country?

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200 words of personal notes are briefly offered to generally discuss future improvements in psychology in a developing country.

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As you briefly reflect upon what forecasted future improvements in psychology would likely emerge in a developing country, I see the promise of psychology and the principles of human behavior to improve the overall living conditions of a developing country in terms of social, economic, educational, cultural, and cognitive enhancements.

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