Social Work Practice: A Generalist Approach, 10th edition
Published by Pearson (August 14, 2009) © 2010
- Louise C. Johnson University of South Dakota
- Stephen J. Yanca
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Table of Contents
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Part One: Perspectives on Social Work Practice 
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Chapter 1 Social Work as a Response to Concern/Need
From Concern to Need
Need
Common Human Needs
  Human Development Perspective
  Ecological Perspective
  Strengths Approach
Professions as a Response to Need
Development of Social Work Knowledge
Social Functioning
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Chapter  2 Social Work as a Creative Blending of Knowledge, Values, and Skills 
Knowledge
Values
Skills
Creative Blending of Knowledge, Values, and Skills
Using Knowledge, Values, and Skills
Intervention into Human Transactions
The Phases of the Change Process
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Chapter 3 Diversity Competent Practice
Becoming Diversity Competent
Gender Competence
Diversity Competence with People Who Are Gay Or Lesbian
A Schema for Studying Diverse Ethnic Groups
Diversity Competence with People Who Are African American
Diversity Competence with People Who Are Hispanic/Latino
Diversity Competence with People Who Are Native American
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Part Two  The Interactional Process and the Ecosystem
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Chapter 4 The Worker
Knowledge of Self
   The Person as a Feeling, Thinking, Acting System
   Lifestyle and Philosophy of Life
  Moral Code and Value System
  Family and Cultural Roots
  Life Experiences
  Personal Needs
  Personal Functioning
The Helping Person
  Characteristics of a Helping Person
   Responsibility and Authority
   Helping Skills
Ethical Decision Making
Accountability
   Records
   Effect of Privacy and Open-Access Laws
  Use of Computers
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Chapter 5 Â The Client
Becoming a Client
Understanding the Individual Client
  Vital Roles
  Human Diversity
  Motivation, Capacity, and Opportunity
  Stress and Crisis Determination
  Strengths and Uniqueness of Clients
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Chapter 6 Environment  
Person in Environment as an Ecosystem
The Community as a Social System
Understanding the Agency
Transactions between Person and Ecosystem
Working in a Bureaucracy
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Chapter 7 Interaction and Engagement
Engagement and Formation of a One-to-One Action System
Relationship
  The Helping Relationship
  Special Influences on the Helping Relationship
Communication
The Interview: An Interactional Tool
  Preparing for an Interview
  The Stages of an Interview
  Skills Used by the Worker during the Interview
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Part Three: The Social Work Process 
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Chapter 8 Assessment
The Assessment Process
Selection of the Client System
Important Elements of the Assessment Phase
  Judgment
Stages in the Assessment Phase
  Identify the Need or Concern
  Identify the Nature of the Need or Concern
  Identify Potential Strengths and Resources in the Ecosystem
  Select and Collect Information
  Analyze the Available Information
Transactional Assessment
  The Dual Perspective
  Mapping
  Social Support Network Analysis
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Chapter 9 Planning
Empirically Base Practice
A Model for Good Practices in Generalist Social Work Practice
Components of a Plan
  Goals and Objectives
  Units of Attention
  Strategy
Factors Affecting a Plan of Action
  The Community
  The Agency
  The Social Issue
  The Worker
  The Client
  Diversity and Populations at Risk
    Strengths and Challenges of the Systems  Involved
The Planning Process
Agreement between Worker and Client
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Chapter 10 Direct Practice Actions
Action to Enable Clients to Use Available Resources
  The Service Delivery System
  Referral
  Broker and Advocate Roles
Action to Empower and Enable Clients
Action in Response to Crisis
  Recognizing Crisis
   Responding to Crisis
Action That Is Supportive
Use of Activity as an Interventive Strategy
Actions Utilizing Other Theories and Models
  Brief and Solution Focused Models
  Person Centered Theory
  Task Centered Models
  Narrative Approaches
  Afrocentric Approach
  Feminist Practice
  Practice with People Who Are Gay Or Lesbian
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Chapter 11 Indirect Practice Actions
Action as Mediation
Influence
Environmental Change
Coordination of Services
 Case Management
Actions to Change Organizations
Actions to Change the Community
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Chapter 12 Evaluation and Termination
Kinds of Evaluation
Single-System Design and Research Techniques in Evaluation
Evaluation during Phases of the Change Process
Kinds of Termination
Planned Termination with Individuals
Components of Termination
  Disengagement
  Stabilization of Change
   Evaluation
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Part Four: Multiperson Systems and Good Practices in Generalist Practice
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Chapter 13 Generalist Practice with Families
The Family as a Multiperson Client System
Variations in Family Form
The Change Process with Families
  Assessment with Families
  The Planning Phase with Families
  Direct and Indirect Practice Actions with Families
  Evaluation and Termination with Families
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Chapter 14 Generalist Practice with Groups
Group Purpose
Assessment with Small Groups
  Assessing the Small Group as a Social System
Planning with Small Groups
  Planning for a New Group
  Planning for Group Sessions
  Planning within Group Sessions
Direct Practice Actions with Small Groups
  Actions to Facilitate Group Formation
  Actions to Facilitate Discussion Leadership
  Actions to Resolve Conflict
  Actions to Enhance Group Interaction
  Actions to Facilitate Group Development
  Actions to Structure Group Activities
Evaluation and Termination with Small Groups
Self-Help Groups
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Chapter 15 Generalist Practice with Organizations and Communities
Macropractice and Social Justice
Needs Assessment
Program Planning and Resource Development
Changing Organizations from Within
The Social Worker as a Group Member
  Issues in Group Participation
  Use of the Team
  Leadership
   Social Work Tasks
Involvement of Influentials
Networking
Cause Advocacy
Community Organization
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Chapter 16 Models and Good Practices in Generalist Social Work Practice
Models of Social Work Practice
  Behavior Therapy (Sociobehavioral)
  Case Management
  Cognitive (Rational, Reality Theory)
  Communication (Communicative-Interactive)
  Crisis Intervention
  Developmental
  Ecological (Life Model)
  Feminist Practice
  Gestalt Therapy
  Integrative
  Locality Development
  Mediating
  Problem Solving
  Social Action
  Social Planning
   Strengths Perspective
  Task
Good Practices in Generalist Social Work
  Good Practice in Aging Services
  Good Practice in Chemical Dependence Services
  Good Practice in Child Welfare
  Good Practice in Domestic Violence Services
  Good Practice in Health Care Settings
  Good Practice in Mental Health
    Good Practice in Youth and Delinquency  Services
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Appendix: Chapter Notes
              Glossary
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