Human Behavior Theory and Social Work Practice
(Modern Applications of Social Works)
Published in December 1991
Book
Paperback/Softback
XII, 361 pages
978-3-11-013386-8 (ISBN)
Description
These papers bring together a number of theories of human behaviour that address the biological, psychological and social aspects of development, and consider their utility for social work practice.
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Content
Person-in-environment, human behaviour theory, and social work method, R.R. Greene; human behaviour theory and professional social work practice, R.R. Greene; classical psychoanalytic thought, contemporary developments and clinical social work, R.R. Greene and P.H. Ephross; Eriksonian theory - a developmental approach to ego mastery, R.R. Greene; Carl Rogers and the person-centered approach, R.R. Greene; cognitive theory for social work practice, B.S. Vourlekis; social learning and role theories, Ch.D. Garvin; group theory, Ch.D. Garvin and P.H. Ephross; symbolic interactionism, P.H. Ephross and R.R. Greene; general systems theory, R.R. Greene; the ecological perspective - an eclectic theoretical framework for social work practice, R.R. Greene; genetics, environment and development, J.G. Riley.