“…From a broader perspective, the contextual orientation of community psychology has evolved into clinical psychology (Lundberg, 1998), been integrated into theories of human development (Wachs & Kohnstamm, 2001), and spurred the formulation of a contextual model of legal policy and justice, which emphasizes context-sensitive approaches to legal issues such as risk assessment, personal responsibility and liability, and judicial decision-making (Fondacaro, 2000;Haney, 2002). Taken together, these developments are shaping an underlying shift in scientific paradigms toward a value-driven, humanitarian approach in which the paramount goal is to understand the context of individuals' lives (Fishman, 1999).…”