PLANNING & IMPLEMENTING CHANGE-ORIENTED STRATEGIES
____ are in which people are treated differently based on their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ability or socioeconomic status.
A. Microaggressions
B. Covert Interactions
C. Stereotypes & Biasness
MICROAGRESSIONS
Assumes that power and powerlessness are inextricably linked to the experience of inequality.
A. SYSTEMS THEORY
B. CONFLICT THEORY
C. EMPOWERMENT PERSPECTIVE
EMPOWERMENT PERSPECTIVE
ARE AIMED AT SOLVING A PRESENTING PROBLEM WITHOUT REGARD TO MODIFYING FAMILY SYSTEM STRUCTURE.
A. SECOND-ORDER CHANGES
B. FIRST-ORDER STRATEGIES
C. THIRD-ORDER INTERVENTIONS
FIRST-ORDER STRATEGIES
At this stage participants behavior is wary, sometimes provocative, as member assess possible social threats.
Separation Stage
Forming Stage
Differentiation Stage
FORMING STAGE
Ability to be affected by a client's emotions.
EMOTIONAL EMPATHY
EXPRESSED EMPATHY
COGNITIVE EMPATHY
EMOTIONAL EMPATHY
A social work practice model developed by William Reid and Laura Epstein. Its contribution to social work practice is its specific focus on problems of concern identified by the client and its emphasis on tasks and the collaborative responsibilities between the client and the social worker.
A. SOLUTION-FOCUSED MODEL
B. TASK-CENTERED MODEL
C. STRENGTHS BASED PERSPECTIVE
TASK-CENTERED MODEL
IS RELEVANT TO WORKING WITH GROUPS COMMUNITIES BECUASE SUCH ENTITIES ARE SUBSYTEMS THAT INTERACT WITH AND ARE INFLUENCED BU LARGER SYSTMS IN THE SOCIAL ENVIORNMENT.
A. SYSTEMS THORY
B. HUMAN AGENCY THEORY
C. CONFLICT THEORY
SYSTEMS THEORY
INVOLVE MODIFICATION TO FAMILY STYSTEM STRUCTURES AS THE PRIMARY VEHICLE FOR THE PROBLEM SOLVING.
A. FIRST-ORDER STRATEGIES
B. SECOND-ORDER CHANGES
C. THIRD-ORDER INTERVENTIONS
SECOND-ORDER CHANGES
Members may employ testing behaviors to "size up" other members, and/or to press the group's limits.
Intimacy Stage
Power and Control Stage
Pre-affiliation Stage
PRE-AFFILIATION STAGE
Responses that are expressed by the client that are moderately interpretative- that is, they interpret forces operating to produce feelings, cognitions, reactions, and behavioral patterns.
ADDICTIVE EMPATHIC RESPONSES
EMOTIONAL EMPATHY
INTERPRETATION RESPONSES
ADDICTIVE EMPATHIC RESPONSES
Therapeutic process derived from cognitive behavior therapy (CBT).
A. COGNITIVE RESTURCUTURING
B. CRISIS INTERVENTION
C. EQULIBRIUM MODEL
COGNITIVE RESTRUCTURING
UTILIZED TO GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF AND DOCUMENT THE NATURE AND THE EXTENT OF RESOURCES NEEDS.
A. NORMATIVE NEEDS
B. NEEDS ASSESSMENT
C. DEMAND NEEDS
NEEDS ASSESSMENT
INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN CURRENT FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS, INTERACTIONS, AND TRANSACTIONAL PATTERNS.
A. STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY
B. STRUCTURAL MAPPING
C. ENACTMENT
STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY
The frame of reference for this stage is transition that is members must endure the ambiguity and turmoil of change from a nonintimate to an intimate system of relationships.
A. STORMING STAGE
B. SOCIAL STAGE
C. INTIMACY STAGE
STORMING STAGE
Involve the social worker's notions or explanations that assert causal relationships among factors involved in clients' problem situations.
SEMANTIC INTERPRETATIONS
PROPOSITIONAL INTERPRETATIONS
DISCREPANT VIEWPONT
PROPOSITIONAL INTERPRETATIONS
Involves assisting clients to make constructive change by focusing on their misconceptions and the extent to which they produce or contribute to their problems.
A COGNITIONS
B. BEHAVIORAL CHANGE
C. RESTRUCTURING
BEHAVIORAL CHANGE
RELATES TO NEEDS OF A PARTICULAR GROUP OR COMMUNITY TO ADDRESS DEPRIVATION, THE ABSENCES OF A RESOURCE, OR A PARTIULAR CONCERN SUCH AS LACK OF AFFORDABLE HOURSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILES IN WHICH THE NEED IS GREATER THAT THE SUPPLY.
A. DEMAND NEEDS
B. NORMATIVE NEEDS
C. NEEDS ASSESSMENT
DEMAND NEEDS
UTILIZED TO DELINEATE FAMILY BOUNDARIES AND TO HIGHLIGHT AND MODIFY INTERACTIONS AND TRANSITIONAL PATTERNS. ALSO USED TO IDENTIFY SYMPTOMS THAT MAY BE EXHIBITED BY AN INDIVIDUAL FAMILY MEMBER AS AN EXPRESSION OF DIFFICULTIES IN THE FAMILY SYSTEM.
A. STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY
B. STRUCTURAL MAPPING
C. ENACTMENT
STRUCTURAL MAPPING
Group-centered operations are achieved and a dynamic balance between individual and group needs evolves.
DIFFERNTIATION STAGE
PERFORMING STAGE
INTIMACY STAGE
PERFORMING STAGE
Describe clients' experiences according to the social worker's conceptual vocabulary.
SEMANTIC INTERPRETATIONS
PROPOSITIONAL INTERPRETATIONS
DISCREPANT VIEWPOINT
SEMANTIC INTERPRETATIONS
A post modern, constructivist approach with a unique focus on resolving client's concerns.
A. CRISIS INTERVENTION
B. SOLUTION-FOCUSED BRIEF TREATMENT MODEL
C. MIRACLE QUESTIONS
SOLUTION-FOCUSED BRIEF TREATMENT MODEL
SEEKS TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY AND ENHANCE COMMUNITY INTEGRATION AND CAPACITY THROUGH BROAD PARTICIPATION.
A. COMMUNITY CPACITY DEVELOPMENT
B. LOCATLITY DEVELOPMENT
C. SOCIAL PLANNING
LOCATLITY DEVELOPMENT
TECHNIQUE USED WHEN FAMILY MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER DURING A FAMILY SESSION AND OBSERVED BY THE SOCIAL WORKER WHO SUBSEQUENTLY INTERVENES TO MODIFY PROBLEMATIC INTERACTIONS.
A. STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY
B. EMPOWERMENT THERAPY
C. ENACTMENT
ENACTMENT
Members begin to separate, loosing the intense bonds often established with other members and with the leader and searching for new resources and ties to satisfy their needs.
ADJOUNING PHASE
FORMING PHASE
WORKING PHASE
ADJOUNING PHASE
First component of empathy
MENTAL FLEXIBILITY
SELF-AWARNESS
AFFECTIVE SHARING
AFFECTIVE SHARING