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What role does cohesiveness among group members play in their external environment's influence?
What role does cohesiveness among group members play in their external environment's influence?
- It diminishes their ability to adapt to changes.
- It enhances their cognition of that influence. (correct)
- It results in stronger connections with the external environment.
- It leads to confusion about their influence.
What is a key purpose of group use according to the perspectives mentioned?
What is a key purpose of group use according to the perspectives mentioned?
- Facilitating individual competition among participants.
- Increasing isolation between group members.
- Restricting the sharing of personal values and attitudes.
- Acquiring and modifying values, attitudes, and self-esteem. (correct)
In collective problem solving, what type of tasks do group members typically work on?
In collective problem solving, what type of tasks do group members typically work on?
- Individual assessments of emotional situations.
- Strictly academic problem-solving tasks.
- Group thinking about emotional and social situations. (correct)
- Random tasks unrelated to group dynamics.
What is one challenge social workers face when working with groups?
What is one challenge social workers face when working with groups?
What is an example of group use for change in social situations?
What is an example of group use for change in social situations?
What was the primary belief of settlement-house leaders regarding neighborhoods?
What was the primary belief of settlement-house leaders regarding neighborhoods?
Which activity was NOT part of social group work activities in the English settlements?
Which activity was NOT part of social group work activities in the English settlements?
Hull House was co-founded by which notable leader?
Hull House was co-founded by which notable leader?
Which of the following was a function of social group work activities in U.S. settlements?
Which of the following was a function of social group work activities in U.S. settlements?
What type of programs did settlement houses typically provide to residents?
What type of programs did settlement houses typically provide to residents?
What was one of the key social changes advocated by Hull House residents?
What was one of the key social changes advocated by Hull House residents?
How did social group work evolve during the American colonial rule?
How did social group work evolve during the American colonial rule?
What does participation mean in the context provided?
What does participation mean in the context provided?
Which of the following was NOT listed as an achievement of Hull House?
Which of the following was NOT listed as an achievement of Hull House?
Which Filipino values are related to the idea of community assistance mentioned?
Which Filipino values are related to the idea of community assistance mentioned?
What does self-determination entail for a group?
What does self-determination entail for a group?
What is a key responsibility of the groupworker in terms of individualization?
What is a key responsibility of the groupworker in terms of individualization?
What should a groupworker do when the need arises to set limits on plans?
What should a groupworker do when the need arises to set limits on plans?
What does bayanihan typically evoke within a community?
What does bayanihan typically evoke within a community?
How should a groupworker use their experience and knowledge according to the principle of self-determination?
How should a groupworker use their experience and knowledge according to the principle of self-determination?
What are some aspects a groupworker should consider when assessing a group?
What are some aspects a groupworker should consider when assessing a group?
What is a central value in social groupwork regarding relationships?
What is a central value in social groupwork regarding relationships?
How does social groupwork contribute to diverse backgrounds?
How does social groupwork contribute to diverse backgrounds?
Which theory is associated with the unconscious psychological processes in social work?
Which theory is associated with the unconscious psychological processes in social work?
What aspect of social groupwork promotes a sense of community?
What aspect of social groupwork promotes a sense of community?
Which concept is essential for adhering to the NASW Code of Ethics?
Which concept is essential for adhering to the NASW Code of Ethics?
What does the psychodynamic perspective assume about human behavior?
What does the psychodynamic perspective assume about human behavior?
What is a significant benefit of group relationships mentioned in social work?
What is a significant benefit of group relationships mentioned in social work?
What role does solidarity play in social work group dynamics?
What role does solidarity play in social work group dynamics?
What is the main purpose of the Self-Instructional Manual (SIM)?
What is the main purpose of the Self-Instructional Manual (SIM)?
Which course is associated with the Social Work Program mentioned?
Which course is associated with the Social Work Program mentioned?
Who is the teacher listed for the course SW 326?
Who is the teacher listed for the course SW 326?
What are the phone numbers associated with the Social Work Program?
What are the phone numbers associated with the Social Work Program?
What does the term 'physically distanced but academically engaged' imply in the context of education?
What does the term 'physically distanced but academically engaged' imply in the context of education?
What is emphasized in the course outline policy mentioned?
What is emphasized in the course outline policy mentioned?
Which of the following best describes the setting of the College of Arts and Sciences Education?
Which of the following best describes the setting of the College of Arts and Sciences Education?
Which weeks focus on the big picture in the course outline?
Which weeks focus on the big picture in the course outline?
What is highlighted under the week 1-3 section in the course outline?
What is highlighted under the week 1-3 section in the course outline?
What does the term 'self-help' likely refer to in the context of social work education?
What does the term 'self-help' likely refer to in the context of social work education?
In what format is the Self-Instructional Manual provided?
In what format is the Self-Instructional Manual provided?
How are the keywords indexed in the course outline?
How are the keywords indexed in the course outline?
Which week is specifically associated with ULOd in the course outline?
Which week is specifically associated with ULOd in the course outline?
What is indicated about revisions of the manual?
What is indicated about revisions of the manual?
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Study Notes
Course Overview
- Course Title: SW 326 – Social Work Practice with Groups
- Institution: University of Mindanao, College of Arts and Sciences Education
Course Structure
- Self-Instructional Manual (SIM) designed for self-directed learning
- Emphasizes physical distancing but maintaining academic engagement
Program Details
- Location: 2nd Floor, DPT Building, Matina Campus, Davao City
- Contact: Phone No. (082) 300-5456/305-0647 Local 134
Objectives of Social Group Work
- Use groups as a medium, target, and agent for change
- Foster cognition of group influence on external environments and vice versa
Key Concepts in Social Group Work
- Group Use for Effect on Participants: Focus on socialization, self-esteem, and value modification.
- Collective Problem Solving: Group activities for tackling emotional and social tasks.
- Social Change Initiatives: Community organizing and protests for social justice issues.
Historical Context
- Social group work originated from English settlements aimed at uplifting the poor through education and participation in democracy.
- Hull House in Chicago, co-founded by Jane Addams, became a model for settlement houses, influencing many urban areas.
Contributions of Settlement Houses
- Provided essential services like food and shelter, along with educational programs.
- Promoted democratic values, personality development, and community engagement.
Socio-Civic Movements
- Encouraged participation and self-expression among community members.
- Emphasizes collective action over individualism, reflecting Filipino values of bayanihan (community cooperation).
Principles of Practice
- Self-Determination: Groups should set their own goals with guidance from the worker.
- Individualization: Recognize the unique characteristics of each group; tailor approaches accordingly.
Ethical Standards
- Adhere to NASW Code of Ethics, emphasizing member contributions and mutual aid.
- Foster empowerment within groups to enhance self-worth and community involvement.
Social Groupwork Theories
- Psychodynamic Theory: Explains behaviors through conscious and unconscious processes, grounded in Freud's work.
Learning Activities
- Include theoretical concepts, practical analysis, self-help resources, and reflection through documentation in a simplified structure.
Research and Revision
- Manual is a draft version; revisions are expected along the course duration to enhance the learning experience.
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