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SWHS 300: Introduction to Social Work/Human Services (Bradshaw)

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SWHS 300: Introduction to Social Work/Human Services (Bradshaw)

This course provides an overview of social service agencies, social work, and human services. Students will understand the historical and current delivery of social services by exploring problems of living such as poverty, substance abuse, and mental health. Emphasis is on the knowledge and tasks used by skilled, ethical, and culturally responsive social service workers.

Publisher
LibreTexts
Source
LibreTexts
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
Contents· 65 sections
  1. 01: Untitled Chapter 1
  2. 01: Chapter 1
  3. 1.01: Introduction to Social Work
  4. 1.02: American Psychological Association (APA) Style
  5. 1.03: Video- Legacies of Social Change
  6. 02: Chapter 2
  7. 2.01: NASW Code of Ethics
  8. 03: Chapter 3
  9. 3.01: Cultural Competence
  10. 3.02: Culture
  11. 3.2.01: Introduction to Culture
  12. 3.2.02: What Is Culture
  13. 3.2.03: Elements of Culture
  14. 3.2.04: Pop Culture Subculture and Cultural Change
  15. 3.2.05: Theoretical Perspectives on Culture
  16. 3.03: Video- Cultural Humility
  17. 02: Untitled Chapter 2
  18. 04: Chapter 4
  19. 4.01: Generalist Practice
  20. 4.02: An Introduction to Theory and Practical Theorizing (Merlot)
  21. 4.03: Introduction to Research
  22. 4.3.01: How do social workers know what to do
  23. 4.3.02: Science and social work
  24. 4.3.03: Why should we care
  25. 4.3.04: Understanding research
  26. 4.04: The Person in Environment
  27. 4.4.01: Chapter 1- How We Use Our Expectations
  28. 4.05: Lifespan Theories
  29. 4.06: Carl Rogers and Humanistic Psychology
  30. 4.07: Abraham Maslow and Holistic-Dynamic Psychology
  31. 05: Chapter 5
  32. 5.01: Social Work Practice Settings
  33. 5.02: Prevention and Promotion
  34. 03: Untitled Chapter 3
  35. 06: Chapter 6
  36. 6.01: Poverty
  37. 6.02: What Is Public Policy
  38. 6.03: Poverty (Social Problems - Continuity and Change)
  39. 6.3.01: The Measurement and Extent of Poverty
  40. 6.3.02: Who the Poor Are- Social Patterns of Poverty
  41. 6.3.03: Explaining Poverty
  42. 6.3.04: The Consequences of Poverty
  43. 6.3.05: Global Poverty
  44. 6.3.06: Reducing Poverty
  45. 6.3.07: End-of-Chapter Material
  46. 6.04: Video- The myth of us and them Why we all need the Welfare State
  47. 6.05: Video- Senator Stabenow Encourage Social Workers to Get Political
  48. 04: Untitled Chapter 4
  49. 07: Chapter 7
  50. 7.01: Child Welfare and Foster Care
  51. 7.02: Video- How Childhood Trauma affects Health across a Lifetime
  52. 08: Chapter 8
  53. 8.01: Gerontology and People with Disabilities
  54. 8.02: Aging Population
  55. 8.03: Challenging Behaviors of Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
  56. 09: Chapter 9
  57. 9.01: Social Work and the Health Care System
  58. 10: Chapter 10
  59. 10.01: Mental Health and Substance Use
  60. 10.02: Therapeutic Orientations
  61. 11: Chapter 11
  62. 11.01: Social Work in Criminal Justice Settings
  63. 11.02: The Criminal Justice System
  64. 12: Chapter 12
  65. 12.01: Service Members and Social Work