Theory1
Used to better understand people as active agents whose lives, relationships, and environments impact one another
What is Micro-Mezzo-Macro Approach
"I can't do this, I am really bad at it."
I may have limitations and I can change overtime; I can ask for help; I can brainstorm some ideas before making a final decision; I can do anything
Mental health, Self esteem, Personality, Cognitive, spiritual, and emotional stages of development are apart of what component of this approach?
A whole made of parts that are interrelated and work together to perform a function
What is a System
Chart that visually shows how members of a family interact with and are affected by the environment
What is an Ecomap
Family, friends, co workers, neighborhood, work environment, church activities, local resources and services
What is Mezzo Level
Every person has the capacity for growth, development, and adaptation
What is Strenghts Perspective
What assessing instrument is used to understanding human behavior through assessing an individual’s interrelated biological, psychological, and social functioning?
What is a Biopsychosocial
Patterns of behavior that define a system’s or subsystem’s roles, rules, and identity.
What are Boundaries
Set of ideas that attempt to explain certain events or phenomena
What is a Theory
Biological, psychological, developmental, spiritual, emotional, cognitive, recreational, personality, and individual well being.
What is Micro level
Reframe this statement using the Strengths Perspective,
I am too weak.
I am getting stronger every day; I can gain overtime; I am stronger than I believe;etc
Job security and stability, Relationships, and participation are an example of what component of this approach?
What are Social Components
Energy, ideas, information, and resources received by a system from other systems
What is input
A visual representation of a family system
What is a Genogram
Governmental policy, discrimination, oppression, social policy, economic conditions, societal values, and even historical events
What is Macro level
What is Resiliency and Empowerment
Name the two scientists that developed the Biopsychosocial model and Year
What is George Engel and Dr. John Romano; 1970s
Input provided to a system informing about the strengths or weaknesses of that system’s ability to perform specific tasks
What is Feedback
Range of information from various disciplines obtained through theories, research, and personal experience
What is Knowledge
Name the founding Mother of Social Work, that originally began foundations of the field on a Macro Level
Who Is Jane Addams
True or False; Strengths perspective is an approach that helps people resolve ambivalent feelings and insecurities to find the internal motivation they need to change their behavior.
False, Motivational Interviewing
Strengths perspective; The understanding that all human beings have strengths, talents, and abilities
Name three concepts that would be on a biopsychosocial assessment
Presenting Problem;Social and Family History;Current pertinent and historical information;Family Medical and Behavioral History;Educational/Vocational history;Learning Ability;Interaction with Peers;Legal History;Behavioral Health Treatment Hx;Substance Use History;Risk Assessment;Developmental History;Medical History;Medications;Pregnancy
What is provides a way to understand human behavior in relation to a person’s interactions with his or her social systems, such as family, religious groups, co-workers, classmates, or community.
The approach to describe and understand human behavior and dilemmas in relation the person’s interaction with the environment
What is Person-in-Environment Approach