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What is the term used to describe the person in need of help in social work?
What is the primary reason a client seeks external support?
According to the psychoanalytical perspective, what happens when a person's ego is unable to make decisions?
What is the role of a caseworker when interacting with a client?
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What is a 'problem' in the context of social work?
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What is the term used to describe a person experiencing problems in social work?
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What type of entity is a human being in social work?
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What type of relationships do humans engage in, according to social work?
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Study Notes
Person (Client)
- A person in need of help in social, emotional, or other aspects of living is referred to as a Client in Social Work.
- Anyone can be a client, regardless of age, gender, or background, who faces problems and needs external support.
- Clients are human beings with likes, dislikes, strengths, and weaknesses, which contribute to their problems.
- In a psychoanalytical perspective, clients may struggle with decision-making, leading to stress and problems.
Problem
- A problem is a situation that disrupts an individual's normal social functioning, deviating from culturally accepted norms.
- Problems arise from circumstances and can be influenced by various factors.
- Relationship problems are a common issue, stemming from difficulties in maintaining interpersonal relationships, such as:
- Conflict between husband and wife, leading to divorce
- Social anxiety or phobia, making it difficult for individuals to interact with others
- When individuals encounter problems, they may seek help from social workers or other professionals at agencies.
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Description
This quiz is about understanding the concept of a client in social work, including their characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses.
