Introduction to social work / 9th ed.
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作 者：O. William Farley, Larry Lorenzo Smith, Scott W. Boyle.
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ISBN：9780205360093
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简介
This classic introductory social work text provides a comprehensive and historical view of social work to help students better understand the profession. In its Ninth Edition, this classic text continues to blend historical and contemporary perspectives on social work, offering historical context for the development of social work while utilizing the latest theoretical constructs. Special consideration is given to AIDS, welfare reform, school violence, alcohol and drug dependence, case management, mental illness, and other challenging social problems. The text is appropriate for undergraduate students who want to increase their general understanding of social work, as well as those who have a professional interest in social work.
目录
Introduction
What Is Social Work?
Social Welfare
Social Work
Distinguishing Characteristics of Social Work
Sociology and Social Work
Psychiatry and Social Work
Psychology and Social Work
Counseling and Social Work
Social Work in the World Today
The Evolution of Social Welfare and Social Work in the United States
Echoes of the Past
European Roots
Beginnings in the United States
Public Assistance and Social Welfare Emerge
Services of Volunteers
Social Workers Appear
Education for Social Work
Social Work Education
Council on Social Work Education
Social Work Practice
Generalist Practice and Introductory Theory
Need for a Theoretical Framework
Introductory Inner and Outer Forces Paradigm
Additional Model Definition
The Life Cycle and the Inner and Outer Forces Model
Social Functioning
Levels of Social Functioning
A Base for Generalist Social Work Practice
Social Work Practice with Individuals
Work with the Individual: A Generalist Approach
Social Casework Defined
History of Social Casework
Trends in Casework
The Practice Framework
Methods of Social Casework
Problems in Social Casework
The Casework Process
The Multi-Systems Approach
Social Work Practice with Groups
Historical Developments
Group Work Defined
Group Work Models
Formation of Groups
Selection of Group Members
Preparation of Group Members
Structuring the Group
Stages of Group
Group Work Settings
Social Work Practice with Communities
What Is Community Organization?
Beginnings of Community Social Work
Underlying Principles in Community Organization
Community Social Work Processes
Roles of the Community Organizer
Case Summaries
Administration and Research
Administration
Research
Social Work Services
Mental Health Services
Beginnings in Mental Health
Elements of the Mental Health Network
Essential Elements of Comprehensive Mental Health
Special Problems and Issues in Mental Health
Social Work in Health Care
Definition of Social Work in Health Care
The Meaning of Illness
The Role of Social Work in Health Care
The Future of Social Work in the Health Care Services
Prevention and Social Work
Social Work in the Schools
The Education Delivery System: New Approaches
Problems Plaguing the Public Schools
Beginnings in School Social Work
Social Work Practice in the Schools
Social Work Using a Group Approach
School Social Work and the Community
Working with Minorities
When the System Fails
Social Security and Public Welfare
Government''s Responsibility for Welfare
The Social Security Act
Aid to Families with Dependent Children
Government and Public Welfare
Family and Child Welfare Services
Marriage and Family Counseling
Child Welfare Services
Home Care of Children
Foster Care of Children
Adoption Services
Protective Services
Child Sexual Abuse
Correctional Services
The Social Problems of Delinquency and Crime
Social Work and Corrections
Social Work Practice in Corrections
Processes and Principles
Social Services and Case Examples
Services for the Aged
Older Americans Act of 1965
White House Conference on Aging, 1971
Adequate Income
Appropriate Living Arrangements
Institutional Responsiveness and a New Attitude Toward Aging
Independence and Dignity
Drug Abuse and Social Work
Misused Drugs and What They Do
Extent and Cost of Drug Abuse
Programs for Control, Prevention, and Treatment
Role of Social Work in Treatment
Services with Minorities
Minority Problems
Social Services
Educational Developments
Social Work in Rural Areas
Beginnings in Rural Social Work
Rural Social Work Practice
Roles of the Rural Social Worker
Rural Social Service Agencies
Distance Learning for Rural Social Work
Case Management
Historical Developments
Case Management Defined
Case Management Research
Professional Development
Social Work: A Maturing Profession
Criteria of a Profession
Historical Background
Social Work Today
Social Work Prevention and Enrichment
Social Work Focus on Prevention
Problems Involved
Examples of Prevention
Implications of Prevention
Social Work Enrichment
Social Work and the Future
Professional Maturation
Increase in Services
Professional Identification and Visibility
Licensing
Spirituality in Social Work Practice
Changing Continuum in Social Work Education
Development of the Role of Consultant
Status of Social Worker
Private Practice
Case Management
Advocacy Role
Improved Public Relations
Rural Social Work
Technology
Expansion of Leadership Roles
Increase in International Social Work
Prevention
Enrichment
Movement for Higher Quality
Name Index
Subject Index
What Is Social Work?
Social Welfare
Social Work
Distinguishing Characteristics of Social Work
Sociology and Social Work
Psychiatry and Social Work
Psychology and Social Work
Counseling and Social Work
Social Work in the World Today
The Evolution of Social Welfare and Social Work in the United States
Echoes of the Past
European Roots
Beginnings in the United States
Public Assistance and Social Welfare Emerge
Services of Volunteers
Social Workers Appear
Education for Social Work
Social Work Education
Council on Social Work Education
Social Work Practice
Generalist Practice and Introductory Theory
Need for a Theoretical Framework
Introductory Inner and Outer Forces Paradigm
Additional Model Definition
The Life Cycle and the Inner and Outer Forces Model
Social Functioning
Levels of Social Functioning
A Base for Generalist Social Work Practice
Social Work Practice with Individuals
Work with the Individual: A Generalist Approach
Social Casework Defined
History of Social Casework
Trends in Casework
The Practice Framework
Methods of Social Casework
Problems in Social Casework
The Casework Process
The Multi-Systems Approach
Social Work Practice with Groups
Historical Developments
Group Work Defined
Group Work Models
Formation of Groups
Selection of Group Members
Preparation of Group Members
Structuring the Group
Stages of Group
Group Work Settings
Social Work Practice with Communities
What Is Community Organization?
Beginnings of Community Social Work
Underlying Principles in Community Organization
Community Social Work Processes
Roles of the Community Organizer
Case Summaries
Administration and Research
Administration
Research
Social Work Services
Mental Health Services
Beginnings in Mental Health
Elements of the Mental Health Network
Essential Elements of Comprehensive Mental Health
Special Problems and Issues in Mental Health
Social Work in Health Care
Definition of Social Work in Health Care
The Meaning of Illness
The Role of Social Work in Health Care
The Future of Social Work in the Health Care Services
Prevention and Social Work
Social Work in the Schools
The Education Delivery System: New Approaches
Problems Plaguing the Public Schools
Beginnings in School Social Work
Social Work Practice in the Schools
Social Work Using a Group Approach
School Social Work and the Community
Working with Minorities
When the System Fails
Social Security and Public Welfare
Government''s Responsibility for Welfare
The Social Security Act
Aid to Families with Dependent Children
Government and Public Welfare
Family and Child Welfare Services
Marriage and Family Counseling
Child Welfare Services
Home Care of Children
Foster Care of Children
Adoption Services
Protective Services
Child Sexual Abuse
Correctional Services
The Social Problems of Delinquency and Crime
Social Work and Corrections
Social Work Practice in Corrections
Processes and Principles
Social Services and Case Examples
Services for the Aged
Older Americans Act of 1965
White House Conference on Aging, 1971
Adequate Income
Appropriate Living Arrangements
Institutional Responsiveness and a New Attitude Toward Aging
Independence and Dignity
Drug Abuse and Social Work
Misused Drugs and What They Do
Extent and Cost of Drug Abuse
Programs for Control, Prevention, and Treatment
Role of Social Work in Treatment
Services with Minorities
Minority Problems
Social Services
Educational Developments
Social Work in Rural Areas
Beginnings in Rural Social Work
Rural Social Work Practice
Roles of the Rural Social Worker
Rural Social Service Agencies
Distance Learning for Rural Social Work
Case Management
Historical Developments
Case Management Defined
Case Management Research
Professional Development
Social Work: A Maturing Profession
Criteria of a Profession
Historical Background
Social Work Today
Social Work Prevention and Enrichment
Social Work Focus on Prevention
Problems Involved
Examples of Prevention
Implications of Prevention
Social Work Enrichment
Social Work and the Future
Professional Maturation
Increase in Services
Professional Identification and Visibility
Licensing
Spirituality in Social Work Practice
Changing Continuum in Social Work Education
Development of the Role of Consultant
Status of Social Worker
Private Practice
Case Management
Advocacy Role
Improved Public Relations
Rural Social Work
Technology
Expansion of Leadership Roles
Increase in International Social Work
Prevention
Enrichment
Movement for Higher Quality
Name Index
Subject Index
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