Titlebook: Sociology in Social Work Practice; Peter R. Day Textbook 1987Latest edition British Association of Social Workers 1987 social work.sociolo

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Textbook 1987Latest editioncial workers to make a more effective contribution to people‘s welfare. The different perspectives which constitute sociology are examined and the book analyses the ways peoples‘ lives are powerfully influenced by social forces and ‘social problems‘. It is argued that sociology should help social wo

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Perspectives and Methods in Sociology,and what social workers should derive from studying it. This leads to an examination of the relationship between theory and practice in social work and different sociological approaches. At the end of the chapter I outline the way the rest of the book is organised.

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Sociology and Social Problems,al approaches to defining and describing social problems and their analysis raises complex issues. Approaches to the study of the family and family problems, mental illness, unemployment and social policy provide further illustrations and indicate the controversial nature of the relationships betwee

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Sociology, Groups and Organisations,ance of roles (including power) and rewards (prestige and approval) must be allocated. If this problem is not dealt with successfully, that is when allocation impedes co-operation, a social system may disintegrate. The problem of integration follows from the need for allocation. There must be a suff

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Social Work Practice: Individuals and Families,ocusing exclusively on one individual is seen in work with members of ethnic minorities. In making assessments social workers need to bear in mind the cultural dimension found throughout social work. Cultural differences between clients and social workers are important if they are of the same nation

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The Social Context of Social Work Practice, on scientific knowledge directly applied in practice. Social work practice is beset by uncertainties about the nature and relevance of much information and about theories relating particularly to individual welfare and community development in a complicated society. It is misleading to refer to . s

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Social Work Practice: Groups and Organisations,or in the street, at school or at work, tenants or neighbourhood groups, recreational activity groups, social clubs and many others constitute likely settings. They all involve interaction between individuals. A social worker involved in these situations will need to understand and use the exchanges