Test Bank for Empowerment Series An Introduction to the Profession of Social Work, 5th Edition

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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1305258991
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1305258990
  • Author:   Elizabeth A. Segal (Author), Karen E. Gerdes (Author), Sue Steiner (Author)

Segal, Gerdes, and Steiner’s AN INTRODUCTION TO THE PROFESSION OF SOCIAL WORK introduces readers to the social work profession and describes the role of social worker in the social welfare system. Through case studies, personal stories, and exercises, this social work text helps readers apply the concepts and truly understand what it means to be a social worker. Part of the Brooks/Cole Empowerment Series, the fourth edition is completely up to date and thoroughly integrates the core competencies and recommended practice behaviors outlined in the most recent Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) set by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).

 

Table of Content:

  1. Ch 1: What Is Social Work?
  2. Ch 1: Introduction
  3. Social Work as a Profession
  4. Central Concepts and Theories
  5. The Power of Language
  6. Social Work Values and Ethics
  7. Social Work Careers
  8. Is Social Work for You?
  9. Choosing Social Work as a Career
  10. Ch 1: Conclusion
  11. Ch 1: Key Terms
  12. Ch 1: Questions for Discussion
  13. Ch 1: Change Agent Exercise
  14. Ch 1: Chapter Exercises
  15. Ch 1: References
  16. Ch 2: The History of the Social Welfare System and the Social Work Profession
  17. Ch 2: Introduction
  18. How the Social Welfare System Helps People
  19. The History of U.S. Social Welfare
  20. Major Social Welfare Programs
  21. Cash Assistance Programs
  22. The History of the Social Work Profession
  23. Values, Social Welfare, and Social Work
  24. Ch 2: Conclusion
  25. Ch 2: Key Terms
  26. Ch 2: Questions for Discussion
  27. Ch 2: Change Agent Exercise
  28. Ch 2: Exercises
  29. Ch 2: References
  30. Ch 3: Poverty and Economic Disparity
  31. Ch 3: Introduction
  32. Defining Poverty
  33. The Causes of Poverty
  34. The Costs of Poverty
  35. The Roles of Social Workers
  36. Ch 3: Conclusion
  37. Ch 3: Key Terms
  38. Ch 3: Questions for Discussion
  39. Ch 3: Change Agent Exercise
  40. Ch 3: Exercises
  41. Ch 3: References
  42. Ch 4: Human Rights and Social and Economic Justice
  43. Ch 4: Introduction
  44. What Is Social Justice?
  45. Explanations of Social Injustice
  46. Models of Intergroup Relations
  47. Overcoming Social Injustice
  48. Social Work Roles in Fighting Social Injustice
  49. Social Justice and Civil Rights in the Twenty-First Century
  50. Ch 4: Conclusion
  51. Ch 4: Key Terms
  52. Ch 4: Questions for Discussion
  53. Ch 4: Change Agent Exercise
  54. Ch 4: Exercises
  55. Ch 4: References
  56. Ch 5: Dimensions of Diversity
  57. Ch 5: Introduction
  58. Social Construction of Differences
  59. Diversity in the United States
  60. Historical Background
  61. Cultural Competency
  62. Achieving Cultural Competency
  63. Emerging Issues
  64. Ch 5: Conclusion
  65. Ch 5: Key Terms
  66. Ch 5: Questions for Discussion
  67. Ch 5: Change Agent Exercise
  68. Ch 5: Exercises
  69. Ch 5: References
  70. Ch 6: Generalist Social Work Practice
  71. Ch 6: Introduction
  72. A Theoretical Framework for Generalist Social Work Practice
  73. Generalist Social Work Practice with Individuals and Families
  74. Generalist Social Work Practice with Groups
  75. Community Practice
  76. The Role of a Global Perspective in Generalist Practice
  77. Ch 6: Conclusion
  78. Ch 6: Key Terms
  79. Ch 6: Questions for Discussion
  80. Ch 6: Change Agent Exercise
  81. Ch 6: Exercises
  82. Ch 6: References
  83. Ch 7: Child Welfare: Working with Children and Their Families
  84. Ch 7: Introduction
  85. The Importance of Theory
  86. Theories of Child Development
  87. The Child Welfare System
  88. The Roles of Social Workers
  89. Values and Ethics
  90. Critical Issues Facing Children and Families
  91. Working with Children and Families from a Strengths Perspective
  92. Ch 7: Conclusion
  93. Ch 7: Key Terms
  94. Ch 7: Questions for Discussion
  95. Ch 7: Change Agent Exercise
  96. Ch 7: Exercises
  97. Ch 7: References
  98. Ch 8: Gerontology: Working with People Who Are Older
  99. Ch 8: Introduction
  100. Human Development within the Social Context
  101. Social Work Practice with People Who Are Older
  102. The Roles of Social Workers
  103. Values and Ethical Issues
  104. Critical Issues and Emerging Concerns
  105. Ch 8: Conclusion
  106. Ch 8: Key Terms
  107. Ch 8: Questions for Discussion
  108. Ch 8: Change Agent Exercise
  109. Ch 8: Exercises
  110. Ch 8: References
  111. Ch 9: Health Care Services
  112. Ch 9: Introduction
  113. Health Care in America
  114. The Roles of Social Workers
  115. Public Health Policies
  116. Critical Issues
  117. HIV/AIDS
  118. Ch 9: Conclusion
  119. Ch 9: Key Terms
  120. Ch 9: Questions for Discussion
  121. Ch 9: Change Agent Exercise
  122. Ch 9: Exercises
  123. Ch 9: References
  124. Ch 10: Mental Health Services
  125. Ch 10: Introduction
  126. Mental Health and Mental Illness
  127. The Mental Health Care System
  128. Social Work Practice in Mental Health Settings
  129. Policy Issues
  130. Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans and Mental Health
  131. Values and Ethics
  132. Ch 10: Conclusion
  133. Ch 10: Key Terms
  134. Ch 10: Questions for Discussion
  135. Ch 10: Change Agent Exercise
  136. Ch 10: Exercises
  137. Ch 10: References
  138. Ch 11: School Social Work
  139. Ch 11: Introduction
  140. The History of School Social Work
  141. School Social Work Roles and Skills
  142. Working with Students at Risk
  143. Critical Public Policies
  144. Diversity
  145. Social Work Values and Ethics
  146. Challenges Facing School Social Workers
  147. Ch 11: Conclusion
  148. Ch 11: Key Terms
  149. Ch 11: Questions for Discussion
  150. Ch 11: Change Agent Exercise
  151. Ch 11: Exercises
  152. Ch 11: References
  153. Ch 12: Substance Abuse
  154. Ch 12: Introduction
  155. Substance Abuse and Human Development
  156. Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention
  157. Diversity Issues and Populations at Risk
  158. Social Work Values and Ethics
  159. Emerging Issues and Future Concerns
  160. Ch 12: Conclusion
  161. Ch 12: Key Terms
  162. Ch 12: Questions for Discussion
  163. How to Become a Change Agent
  164. Ch 12: Exercises
  165. Ch 12: References
  166. Ch 13: Violence, Victims, and Criminal Justice
  167. Ch 13: Introduction
  168. Violence, Crime, and Punishment in the United States
  169. The Criminal Justice System
  170. Social Work Roles and Skills
  171. Policy Issues
  172. Ethics and Values
  173. Ch 13: Conclusion
  174. Ch 13: Key Terms
  175. Ch 13: Questions for Discussion
  176. Ch 13: Change Agent Exercise
  177. Ch 13: Exercises
  178. Ch 13: References
  179. Ch 14: Crisis, Trauma, and Disasters
  180. Ch 14: Introduction
  181. What Do We Mean by Crisis, Trauma, and Disaster?
  182. Social Work Practice
  183. Social Work Values and Ethics
  184. Ch 14: Conclusion
  185. Ch 14: Key Terms
  186. Ch 14: Questions for Discussion
  187. Ch 14: Change Agent Exercise
  188. Ch 14: Exercises
  189. Ch 14: References
  190. Appendix A: NASW Code of Ethics
  191. Appendix B: Web Resources
  192. Glossary
  193. Index
  194. IBC-1
  195. IBC-2