Chapter 5 Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
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Group and community social work is tied to the _______ movement

A

Settlement house

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Describe the settlement house movement

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SHM volunteers believed that by moving into poor neighborhoods and living amongst those people would improve social and economic conditions.
Focus was on education, recreation, socialization and community involvement with new immigrants

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3
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What 2 things are emphasized by community social work?

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mutual support and promoted democratic support

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4
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What does social work with groups and communities look like?

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Use individuals’ strengths, skills, talents, commitment to a common purpose or goal, connections through mutual aid, and other resources

Has its own theoretical basis, key values and skills

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5
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How do faulty engine theories view group social work?

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CBT believes that thinking mediates emotions and behaviours, faulty thinking leads to psychological distress and dysfunction and altering distorted thinking and behaviour can reduce stress and dysfunction

Group interventions challenge members to give each other feedback and correct distorted thinking

Allows people to practice interacting in social situations

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How do ecosystem theories view group social work?

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Pay attention to how group members are supporting or hindering each other

Problems of fit between group interactions are named and addressed to improve group cohesion

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How do storytelling theories view group social work?

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Members listen to their own and each other’s stories

Provides members with the opportunity to address negative or damaging life stories and collaborate to reconstruct those stories

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How do onion-peeling theories view group social work?

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Allows for interpersonal conflicts to resurface and be expressed

Transference and counter-transference

Allows members to gain insight, act out conflicts in a safe environment and engage in more positive interactions

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What is group social work?

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Goal directed with smaller task or treatment groups meant to meet socioemotional needs and accomplishing tasks. Activity is directed to individual members of a group and to accomplishing a task for an organization

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How can you tell a treatment group from a task group?

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Treatment: Focus on individual change

Task: Focus on completing a task for an organization

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What are the key values for group social work?

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Respecting and viewing all group members as equal participants

Encouraging solidarity and mutual aid for members

Empowering group members to access their own capacities

Recognizing diversity in group composition

Ensuring that power structures inherent in members’
social location are acknowledged

Honouring each members’ right to express their opinions

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