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Flashcards from lecture notes on social work and related concepts.
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Andragogy
The art and science of helping adults to learn through practical ways.
BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION
Usually used in group work.
ANOMIE
The disorganization of social and general values during times of catastrophic stress.
ANTHROPOLOGY
The science of man, including his physical characteristics, his culture, his races.
ANXIETY
An unpleasant emotion similar to fear; marked by a vague feeling that something unpleasant is going to occur in the future.
APATHY
A withdrawal from emotional threat usually a consequence of frustration by retreating into a position of not caring.
APPROACH
The means used for coming near or closer to the client or client system.
APTITUDE
The potential to gain competence, assuming that training and experience are available.
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS
The thickening of arteries, particularly in the brain.
ASEXUAL
Sexless, without sex organs.
ASOCIAL
Without social or communal values.
ASSESSMENT
The estimation of the value or worth of a social situation.
ASSUMPTION
A premise or supposition that something is true for the purpose of theoretical development.
AUTISM
Extreme preoccupation with one's thoughts and fantasies.
AUTISTIC CHILD
An extremely withdrawn child.
ARTOCENTRIC.
Self-centered.
AWARENESS
Being in touch with one's existence.
BARANGAY
The smallest political unit in the Philippines.
BARANGANIC APPROACH
The application of the community organization method using the barangay council or a similar structure as a point of entry.
BASIC NEED
A fundamental or primary need of a person which must be fulfilled or met in order for him to survive.
BAYANIHAN
A Pilipino term used to describe reciprocal assistance in an undertaking for the benefit of the community.
BEHAVIOR
Anything that an individual does or says in response to another individual, stimulus or situation.
BEHAVIOR THERAPY
The process of modifying an individual's maladaptive behavior through additional learning.
BISEXUAL
The state of being equally attracted to both sexes.
BORDERLINE INTELLIGENCE
An intellectual level between feeblemindedness and normalcy.
BORDERLINE PATHOLOGY
A situation wherein the individual may exhibit signs of pathology but is in touch with reality in other areas of his functioning.
BRAINSTORM
A new idea, a flash, originating in an existing moment of insight.
BRAINSTORMING
A group problem-solving situation where members of the group contribute ideas which seem relevant to them.
BRAINWASHING
Inducing people to modify their attitudes and behavior in certain directions through various forms of social pressure.
BREAKING POINT
That point beyond which the person's coping ability cannot go further.
BROKEN FAMILY
A family in which one parent is absent because of abandonment, dissertion, divorce or separation.
BROKER
He is the worker who seeks and secures resources that the client needs or matches the client with the resources.
CAPABILITY
The quality of being physically, mentally or morally able.
CAPACITY
The ability to receive, hold, or absorb.
CAPITALISM
An economic system where the means of production and distribution are largely in the hands of private persons.
CASE
A client or a patient of a physician, psychiatrist, lawyer, social worker.
CASE MANAGEMENT
A set of procedures utilizing internal and external resources designed to uplift a client to a level of self-sufficiency and self-reliance.
CASE METHOD
A teaching method in which the members of the class are required to analyze the problem in a given case, present it, and defend their analysis within the classroom.
CASE RECORDING
An account in writing of the progress of a client or a case as it moves from the beginning of the problem-solving phase towards its eventual solution and finally its ending or termination.
BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION
Usually used in group work to shape, stabilize, modify or alter client’s behavior with the use of certain techniques such as reassurance, reinforcement, etc.
BROKEN HOME
a variant for “broken family”