Individual behavior social persepsan nd attribution
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Understand the basic principles of individuals’ and families’ lifespan development.
Recognize culture, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and other factors as they apply to the behavior of individuals and families.
Analyze theoretical implications for social work practice with individuals and families from a social systems and ecological perspective.
Evaluate biopsychosocial theories and their impact on human behavior in social environments including those that are oppressive.
Propose a theoretical approach to understanding human behavior (ecosystems theory) that incorporates concepts from systems theories and the ecological perspective.
Identify the risks and opportunities associated with biopsychosocial contexts from a social work values perspective, integrating culture, ethnicity, class, gender, sexual orientation, disability and other factors.
Identify important concepts for understanding human behavior, including human diversity, cultural competency, oppression, populations-at-risk, empowerment, the strengths perspective, resiliency, human rights, and critical thinking about ethical issues.