Social work

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  1. 8. The process by which a social system transmits its beliefs, values, customs, and norms to individuals within the social system.
  2. 11. The therapeutic technique of helping a client see a situation or behavior in a different light in order to make progress.
  3. 12. A plan of what someone is going to do and when they are going to do it
  4. 13. Bias against members of a sexual orientation minority.
  5. 16. Something that you hope to achieve in the future
  6. 17. Something that you are morally, legally, or officially allowed to do or have
  7. 18. To say that you agree with an idea, group, or person, and usually to help them because you want them to succeed.
  8. 19. The connecting of resources, services, groups or organizations to serve a client or client system.
  9. 20. Orienting / explanatory theory that describes how the dominance of males over females in societies causes oppression and injustice toward females in terms of relationships, treatment, policies, and social institutions.
  10. 22. The ability of individuals, families and other social systems to respond to and deal with problems without becoming dysfunctional, overwhelmed or
  11. 26. A client who does not wish to receive services but is required to do so either by a legal system, employer, social agency with power over the client.
  12. 27. An individual who has voluntarily moved to another country
  13. 28. The ability to understand other people’s feelings and problems
  14. 30. The professional lens that helps social workers examine and focus on the mutual interaction between clients and their social environments.
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  1. 1. A social work principle that involves ensuring everyone the same basic rights,protections and opportunities and addressing inequalities and injustices in order to eliminate oppression and unequal treatment.
  2. 2. The therapeutic technique of consolidating gains made by a client,listing evidence of progress, and pointing out additional work that could be done by the client.
  3. 3. A group of individuals, families, or groups that share geographic location,identity,values, experiences or interests.
  4. 4. The therapeutic technique of pointing out to clients what they may not see in themselves or need to change, such as distorted thinking, negative behavior patterns, and ineffective communication.
  5. 5. A world view or set of beliefs that influence an individual’s approach to life, work and relationships, or one that informs a professional approach to practice.
  6. 6. An unfair situation, in which some groups in society have more money, opportunities, power etc than others
  7. 7. Negative stereotyping about people based on their socioeconomic status.
  8. 9. The need to take a harmful drug regularly, without being able to stop
  9. 10. The practice of treating people differently and negatively based on a difference such as gender, age, religion, political orientation, sexual orientation,or ability.
  10. 14. The ethical stance that a professional can only release or share information.
  11. 15. Intervention needs to employ methods that encourage individuals and families to recognize, claim, and use their power to enhance the quality of their lives.
  12. 21. A subject or problem that is often discussed or argued about, especially a social or political matter that affects the interests of a lot of people
  13. 23. A client who seeks services on his/her own belief and without being required to do so.
  14. 24. The income below which people are officially considered to be very poor and needing help
  15. 25. A written set of ethical and value-based principles for a profession, providing guidance in ethical decision-making. The National Association of Social workers’ Code of Ethics guides the social work profession in terms of ethics.
  16. 29. Customs, beliefs, ideology, world-view, and values common to a group of people and which guide their individual and social behavior about a client with their consent.