Social Work

Being able to write well & descrive the clients feeling

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Is being able to communicate with you client so that you can get the information you need. Engaging the client, active listening, learning how to ask sensitive question & expressing empathy

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The ability to understand how the different aspect of the clients life work together

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Is unjust use of power against none dominant group by the dominan group.

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A condition in wich some member of society receive few opportunity of benefits that others members: like mexican american, women, inmigrant, GLBT, Elderly

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False presuntion or believe that member of certain group behavie in certain way. exist for all group & can be positive or negative

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Preconsive judgment form without adecuate information.

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The action that maintain and support prejudice

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Assesment, diagnosis, treatment planning & contraction, intervention, evaluation

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The demonstration of skills & knowledge, which enable a praticoner to work effectively accross cultures involves knowledge of prejudice discrimination & diversity.

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Is an ideology that is use to justife the nomination of identifieble group by another

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An aproach ot a practice to be sensitive to cultural, ratial , ethnic, gender. Treat all people with respect, never use stereotype

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Is the coesistant of varios ethnic group who culture difference are respected as equally value.

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A way of life of multiple group of the society.

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A part of outself concept that comes from a membership in social group. Class, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, political view

Informe how we see ourself particuraly in relationship to others. Social identities is important because influence how we position & categorize ourself.

Unearned assests or benefits extended or given to whites a result of their white status "oblivias"

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A system of power priviledge and explotation that benefit one or a number of group at the expend of other

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Prejudical treatment in organization base in official policies over behavior

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A non-specialized practioner who assists clients in a change process that focuses on producing a high level of social functioning requires BSW

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