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What does the term 'Dependency' refer to?
What does the term 'Dependency' refer to?
- Independent of something
- Reliant on something; needing something in order to survive (correct)
- A career in the social sciences
- None of the above
What are helping professions?
What are helping professions?
- Careers in the social sciences (correct)
- Technical jobs
- Commercial enterprises
- None of the above
What is a psychiatrist?
What is a psychiatrist?
Mental health professional who attended medical school
What do social sciences study?
What do social sciences study?
Careers in the social sciences are often called helping professions.
Careers in the social sciences are often called helping professions.
A sociologist would study ___________.
A sociologist would study ___________.
Why would a married couple seek the help of a counselor or therapist?
Why would a married couple seek the help of a counselor or therapist?
Why would a social worker help a homeless man learn to type and prepare a resumé?
Why would a social worker help a homeless man learn to type and prepare a resumé?
What is the role of a forensic psychologist?
What is the role of a forensic psychologist?
What does an educational psychologist focus on?
What does an educational psychologist focus on?
What is a common task of a psychiatrist?
What is a common task of a psychiatrist?
What does a sociologist study?
What does a sociologist study?
What does a nutritionist help people with?
What does a nutritionist help people with?
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Study Notes
Key Concepts in Helping Professions
- Dependency: Refers to reliance on something essential for survival and functioning.
- Helping Professions: Encompass careers in the social sciences aimed at assisting individuals and communities.
Mental Health Professionals
- Psychiatrist: A mental health expert who has completed medical school and can prescribe medications.
- Forensic Psychologist: Specializes in the intersection of psychology and the justice system, often involved in legal assessments.
- Educational Psychologist: Focuses on how individuals learn and the processes that impact educational outcomes.
Social Science Fields
- Social Sciences: Investigates the social interactions and behaviors of individuals and groups.
- Sociologist: Studies social dynamics and patterns, such as communication cues in various settings.
Role of Social Workers
- Social workers provide practical assistance, equipping individuals with necessary skills, like typing and résumé writing, to improve their living conditions.
Therapy and Counseling
- Couples may seek counselors or therapists for various issues, highlighting the importance of professional support in resolving conflicts and improving relationships.
Nutrition and Health
- Nutritionist: Works with patients who require special diets for managing health conditions, emphasizing the link between nutrition and wellness.
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