Social Sciences and Applied Social Sciences

Reviewer for 3rd Periodical Exams in DIASS

• Social Sciences focus on theoretical knowledge, while Applied Social Sciences use that knowledge for practical solutions.
• Explore client strengths and challenges to develop coping strategies.
• Empower individuals to cope with issues and enhance well-being.
• Understand and share client feelings and emotions from their perspective.
• Listen actively and understand client concerns without judgment.
• Maintain privacy and share information only with involved parties.
• Allow clients freedom in making decisions about their lives and actions.
• Help clients explore strengths and challenges, setting realistic career goals.
• Respect client reluctance and acknowledge anxiety, building trust.
• Help clients process emotions with empathy, listening, and coping strategies, respecting their timeline.
• Explore emotional struggles to create plans for improvement in well-being and academics.
• Advise colleagues to seek external professional help to avoid affecting the therapeutic process.
• Avoid offering personal advice and focus on counseling procedures.
• Provide support when sessions are no longer helpful.
• Ensure client safety by listening, offering support, and taking action.
• Provide one-on-one counseling to address individual challenges.
• Use group counseling to address peer pressure and coping strategies.
• Help the community rebuild through group activities and support networks.
• Help clients assess skills, values, and explore career options.
• Organize cross-cultural dialogues and workshops to resolve conflicts.
• Create a safe space for expressing feelings and processing trauma.
• Help the community rebuild by organizing group activities and support networks.
• Focus on providing financial aid and healthcare resources.
• Advocate for groups, helping them access housing and employment opportunities.
• Offer emotional support, job search assistance, and coping strategies.
• Empower families to make decisions about situations.
• Ensure children receive counseling and emotional support.
• Organize emergency relief and resources for immediate needs.
• Report unethical behavior to uphold integrity within social work.
• Apply stress management strategies and assess effectiveness.
• Advocate for funding and services for families.
• Assess client emotional and personal needs.
• Provide emotional support, mental health services, and career guidance.
• Group of students represents group clientele with common challenges.
• Provide support for individual clients with unique financial challenges.
• Encourage active listening and open communication.
• Use verbal and visual aids to convey information.
• Encourage equal participation from all members.

This quiz covers the distinctions between Social Sciences and Applied Social Sciences, with a focus on theories and practical implementations. It also emphasizes client empowerment, emotional processing, and the importance of building trust during counseling. Ideal for those preparing for the 3rd Periodical Exams.