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Task Groups in the Social Services

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ISBN/EAN: 9781452246901
Umbreit-Nr.: 4797762

Sprache: Englisch
Umfang: 192 S.
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Einband: Keine Angabe

Erschienen am 17.02.1995
Auflage: 1/1995


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  • Zusatztext
    • In light of the growing importance of and reliance on task groups in the social services, this comprehensive text examines the uses, methods and dynamics of such groups. Following a description of the nature, history and variety of task groups, the authors discuss the role of the social worker in these groups, focusing on: the recruitment and composition of groups; participating as a team member; shepherding a group and dealing with problem behaviours within it.Task Groups in the Social Services will prove a vital resource to both students and practitioners in social work.
  • Kurztext
    • &quote;This work should serve as a sound foundation for students and practitioners as they begin their study of the significance of various groups in social work practice.&quote;--ChoiceCollective problem solving: a powerful and effective means of assessing a situation, determining a course of action, and accomplishing goals. In the realm of social services, this formidable method has been evidenced in the development of task groups; in the textbook arena, it is clearly and definitively presented in Task Groups in the Social Services. Focusing on the role of the social worker, the authors consider such aspects as the recruitment and composition of groups, participation as a team member, group shepherding, and dealing with problem behaviors within the group. Selected problem-solving approaches, including brainstorming, societal judgment analysis, and the Delphi technique, are evaluated in terms of process and outcome. From implementation through achievement, the merits and methods of application for a variety of task groups are assessed. This sophisticated work will be a vital resource for students of social work and social work practitioners alike.