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Preface | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Conceptual Issues | |
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An Integrating Framework for Human Behavior | |
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Theory and Social Work Practice | |
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Human Behavior Theory & Social Work Practice: An Historical Approach l | |
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The roots of modern social work practice: A person-environment focus | |
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The Person | |
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The Environment a | |
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The Settlement House Movement b | |
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Social Welfare Systems in the African American Community | |
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The Emergence of the Medical Model | |
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Empowerment Perspectives: Integrating Groupwork and Emphasizing Racial Justice and Social Change | |
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The Diagnostic School and the Family Therapy Movement | |
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Historical Division by Professional Fields and Methods of Practice | |
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Reform Approaches | |
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Models For Integrating Human Behavior Theories And Practice Methods | |
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The Social Systems Model | |
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The Ecological Perspective a | |
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Power, Oppression, and Strengths-based Perspectives | |
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An Ecosystems Approach a | |
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An Ecosystems Approach and Generalist Models for Social Work Practice b | |
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An Ecosystems Approach: Fundamental Assumptions | |
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Characteristics of Living Systems a Boundaries b Adaptation c Steady State (sometimes referred to as equilibrium d Energy e Communication | |
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Example 1-1 a | |
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Reciprocal Causality: Systems in Transaction b | |
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Adaptation c | |
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Energy Flow and Steady State d | |
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Communication and Feedback Mechanisms | |
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Contemporary Framework | |
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Developmental Contexualism: Assessing Risk and Protective Factors | |
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Community Based Practice | |
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Summary | |
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Neurobiological Underpinnings of Human Development | |
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Psychobiological models of resilience | |
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The Neuroanatomy of the brain | |
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Functions of the limbic systems | |
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Functions of the parts of the brain | |
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How neurons communicate with each other | |
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Experiences and gene expression | |
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Neurobehavioral Disorders | |
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Autism Case Example | |
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Case Example | |
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Aspergers Disorder Case Example | |
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Dyslexia Case Example | |
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Mental Retardation: Case Example | |
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The Mood Disorders | |
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Depression | |
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Bi-Polar Disorder | |
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder | |
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Summary | |
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The Individual | |
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Theories of Development | |
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Multicultural Theory | |
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Psychodynamic Theory | |
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Drive Theory a | |
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Dynamic b | |
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Economic c | |
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Topographical d | |
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Genetic e | |
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Structural f | |
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Interpersonal g | |
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Cultural h | |
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Treatment form a drive perspective i | |
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Resistance j | |
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Brief Intensive Psycotherapy (BIP) | |
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Ego Psychology a | |
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Ego functions b | |
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Defense Mechanisms c | |
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Ego mastery and adaptation d | |
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Psychosocial development e | |
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Object Relations f | |
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Treatment from an ego psychological perspective | |
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Object Relations Theory a | |
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Interpersonal trauma b | |
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Object relations and brief treatment c | |
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Brief limited dynamic psychotherapy | |
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Self Psychology a | |
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Treatment for a self psychological perspective b | |
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Self psychology and brief treatment | |
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Cognitive Theory | |
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Cognitive specificity hypothesis | |
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Schemata | |
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Cognitive Distortions | |
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Treatment agenda | |
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Rating Scales | |
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Behavioral Theory | |
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Reinforcement | |
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Social skills training | |
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Assertiveness training | |
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Imagery based techniques | |
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Constructivism | |
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Structural Determinism | |
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Autopoiesis | |
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Structural Coupling | |
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Cognitive Behavioral Constructivist theory | |
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Narrative Therapy | |
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Femi | |