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What does 'social' mean?
Relating to human society.
What does 'science' refer to?
The study of phenomena using systematic ways.
What is social science?
The study of society and how people behave and influence the world.
What are applied social sciences?
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Which of the following is NOT a main career track for applied social sciences?
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Counseling provides guidance, help, and support to __________.
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What is the subjective dimension of counseling referred to as?
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What is the objective dimension of the counseling process referred to as?
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Which of the following is NOT a goal of counseling?
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What does 'informal helping' share with formal helping?
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What is the purpose of the Guidance and Counseling Act of RA 9258 of 2004?
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What role does a counselor serve as a 'personal counselor'?
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What does compassion mean in the context of social work?
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Social work aims to protect vulnerable people from abuse.
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Study Notes
Definitions and Concepts
- Social: Pertains to human society and interactions among individuals.
- Science: Systematic study of phenomena through observation and experimentation.
- Social Science: Examination of society and human behaviors, including influence and interaction with the world.
- Applied Social Sciences: Practical application of social science theories addressing real-world issues through interdisciplinary approaches.
Career Paths in Applied Social Science
- Counseling: Offers support and guidance to individuals, facilitating personal development and emotional well-being.
- Social Work: Focuses on enhancing the well-being of individuals and communities through support, advocacy, and resource provision.
- Communication Studies: Trains students for careers in journalism and mass communication, enhancing skills for effective information dissemination.
Dimensions of Counseling
- As an Art: Involves the subjective, creative, and empathetic aspects of working with clients.
- As a Science: Focuses on systematic, objective methodologies utilized in counseling practices.
Goals of Counseling
- Development Goals: Aid in the enhancement of human growth across various wellness domains.
- Preventive Goals: Aim to avert negative outcomes for clients.
- Enhancement Goals: Focus on developing specific skills and abilities.
- Remedial Goals: Help clients overcome undesired developments or behaviors.
- Exploratory Goals: Encourage clients to test new skills and experiences.
- Reinforcement Goals: Validate clients' feelings and thoughts.
- Cognitive Goals: Facilitate the acquisition of foundational learning and cognitive abilities.
- Physiological Goals: Promote understanding of health habits and wellness.
- Psychological Goals: Encourage positive self-concept and social interaction skills.
Guidance and Counseling Act (RA 9258 of 2004)
- Defines counseling as an integrated profession focused on developing individuals and utilizing their potential for future planning.
Aspects of Counseling Roles
- Consultant: Advocates for students through collaboration with families and educators for effective strategies.
- Teacher: Implements mandated educational curricula in counseling.
- Personal Counselor: Acts as a mentor and support for students and faculty during challenging times.
- Peer Facilitator: Trains students in mediation and support roles within the school.
- Test Coordinator: Manages and organizes standardized testing for the school.
- Career Counselor: Aids students in exploring career paths, developing job skills, and securing employment.
- Program Manager: Oversees counseling programs in alignment with educational standards and requirements.
- Researcher: Analyzes school data to assess and improve counseling impact.
- Public Relations Consultant: Communicates the offerings and importance of the counseling program within the school community.
- Counselor: Provides short-term support focused on student needs within the educational setting.
Therapy
- Addresses deep-seated personality issues and disorders through exploration of both conscious and unconscious concerns.
- Fosters personality reconstruction and provides support for severe psychological problems.
Ethical Principles of Guidance Counselors
- Respect for Rights and Dignity: Valuing clients’ individual worth and rights.
- Competence: Maintaining proficiency and skill in counseling practices.
- Responsibility: Upholding ethical obligations toward clients and community.
- Integrity: Ensuring honesty and transparency in all professional interactions.
Social Work
- Focuses on social change and problem-solving within human relationships, empowering individuals to improve their quality of life.
- Protects vulnerable populations from abuse and neglect, promoting well-being and self-sufficiency.
Core Values in Social Work
- Compassion: Essential value for supporting humanity and fostering empathy.
- Service: Commitment to exceed mere transaction of services for remuneration, promoting altruism in practice.
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Description
Explore the foundational concepts of social science and its significance in understanding human society. This quiz delves into the definitions and interconnections of various social science disciplines. Test your knowledge of how societal relationships and human behavior shape our world.
