Explorations in Applied Social Science
... makes in his account of research into Latin American health programs, when he comments, "The research problem was defined in the following general terms: how can the anthropological axiom—'in order to work with a people it is essential to understand their culture'—be translated into terms that would ...
... makes in his account of research into Latin American health programs, when he comments, "The research problem was defined in the following general terms: how can the anthropological axiom—'in order to work with a people it is essential to understand their culture'—be translated into terms that would ...
From Me to You: The Effect of Social Modeling on Treatment Outcomes
... unpleasant side effects can increase the nocebo response. Seeing a model report increased pain under certain circumstances (when viewing a red compared to a green light) also resulted in increased pain reporting (nocebo hyperalgesia) in viewers, in particular when the model was male rather than fema ...
... unpleasant side effects can increase the nocebo response. Seeing a model report increased pain under certain circumstances (when viewing a red compared to a green light) also resulted in increased pain reporting (nocebo hyperalgesia) in viewers, in particular when the model was male rather than fema ...
Defences and defensiveness in social work
... For Freud, several problems accompanied the definition of conscious, unconscious and preconscious. For this reason, from 1920 onward Freud introduced different topographical distinctions in the form of id, ego super-ego. In this conceptualisation, the id represents most unconscious, primitive instin ...
... For Freud, several problems accompanied the definition of conscious, unconscious and preconscious. For this reason, from 1920 onward Freud introduced different topographical distinctions in the form of id, ego super-ego. In this conceptualisation, the id represents most unconscious, primitive instin ...
The case for a sociology of dying, death, and bereavement
... mental disorder (Granek, 2013). Gender role expectations can also be understood as discourses, established frameworks of meaning that shape thoughts, feelings and actions. An important contribution that Foucault’s work has made is to help us understand that, although social influences are many and v ...
... mental disorder (Granek, 2013). Gender role expectations can also be understood as discourses, established frameworks of meaning that shape thoughts, feelings and actions. An important contribution that Foucault’s work has made is to help us understand that, although social influences are many and v ...
Social Functioning: A Sociological Common Base for Social Work
... what is appropriate in any social setting" (p. 19). These ideas were used in the agency's definition of social functioning as normative behavior in a social situation. The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Commission on Practice (1958) included in the "Working Definition of Practice" tha ...
... what is appropriate in any social setting" (p. 19). These ideas were used in the agency's definition of social functioning as normative behavior in a social situation. The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Commission on Practice (1958) included in the "Working Definition of Practice" tha ...
PART 1 - Discuss the following questions
... How would you elicit the patient's illness model? (identify 3-4 specific questions with which you are comfortable to perform this task) What is the relevant social context? Ms. Graupera has a history of Nervios…discuss with the students how they might figure out what that is? What type of questi ...
... How would you elicit the patient's illness model? (identify 3-4 specific questions with which you are comfortable to perform this task) What is the relevant social context? Ms. Graupera has a history of Nervios…discuss with the students how they might figure out what that is? What type of questi ...
Accepted Version
... substantial improvements of practical mental health care in many countries over the last few decades: old-fashioned asylums have been replaced by care in the community, and more health professionals care for many more patients in more suitable environments. These improvements are the result of menta ...
... substantial improvements of practical mental health care in many countries over the last few decades: old-fashioned asylums have been replaced by care in the community, and more health professionals care for many more patients in more suitable environments. These improvements are the result of menta ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... treatment and future harmful causes.. This could be an indication that literacy does play a role in seeking medical treatment. The researcher also found that many respondents were married. Hence this findings show that despite having married, respondents were reluctant to adhere to ART therapy. The ...
... treatment and future harmful causes.. This could be an indication that literacy does play a role in seeking medical treatment. The researcher also found that many respondents were married. Hence this findings show that despite having married, respondents were reluctant to adhere to ART therapy. The ...
The Diagnosis of Mental Disorders in Clinical Social Work: A Review
... among the most frequent malpractice claims filed against social workers. And although social work malpractice is rarely proven (Corcoran, 1998), in Danzon and Lillard’s (1983) landmark study of the disposition of 5,832 medical malpractice claims, 43% were dropped without payment, 51% were settled wi ...
... among the most frequent malpractice claims filed against social workers. And although social work malpractice is rarely proven (Corcoran, 1998), in Danzon and Lillard’s (1983) landmark study of the disposition of 5,832 medical malpractice claims, 43% were dropped without payment, 51% were settled wi ...
Gender and Age Differences in Social Support: A Study of East
... construct that encompasses an array of only partially overlapping characteristics. For example, some researchers focus on social support defined in terms of companionship, interaction with others, intake of information, fulfillment of personal needs, feeling needed or valued, or a transaction of res ...
... construct that encompasses an array of only partially overlapping characteristics. For example, some researchers focus on social support defined in terms of companionship, interaction with others, intake of information, fulfillment of personal needs, feeling needed or valued, or a transaction of res ...
Keeping a Finger on the Pulse of Social Media in Healthcare
... context, and accessed and retrieved in perpetuity. That’s a fact that many physicians don’t always think about when they engage in social media.”7 ...
... context, and accessed and retrieved in perpetuity. That’s a fact that many physicians don’t always think about when they engage in social media.”7 ...
Social Anxiety Disorder - South African Depression and Anxiety
... Since one of the main goals of cognitive therapy is to encourage patients to confront their anxieties, group therapy sessions are particularly appropriate for Social Phobia. The panic sufferer may initially be hesitant to participate in group therapy due to the nature of their illness. This usually ...
... Since one of the main goals of cognitive therapy is to encourage patients to confront their anxieties, group therapy sessions are particularly appropriate for Social Phobia. The panic sufferer may initially be hesitant to participate in group therapy due to the nature of their illness. This usually ...
Defining Aging and The Aged: Cultural and Social Constructions of
... between "us" and "them". On the one hand, elders are marginalized and socially invisible as active social agents, and the systematic ageism in the U.S. social context has been well documented (Butler 1975, 1980). On the other hand, as a social 'other' they constantly threaten social borders between ...
... between "us" and "them". On the one hand, elders are marginalized and socially invisible as active social agents, and the systematic ageism in the U.S. social context has been well documented (Butler 1975, 1980). On the other hand, as a social 'other' they constantly threaten social borders between ...
Slides
... • The two main issues: – How do FDA’s labeling and advertising regulations relate to certain internet/social media-related activities – What are the manufacturers’ responsibilities for monitoring and subsequently reporting AEs identified on the internet and/or through social media tools ...
... • The two main issues: – How do FDA’s labeling and advertising regulations relate to certain internet/social media-related activities – What are the manufacturers’ responsibilities for monitoring and subsequently reporting AEs identified on the internet and/or through social media tools ...
We are increasingly bombarded by mass media models of ever
... characterized by some as an escapist tool which brings a dull conformity to its user. Opponents argue that antidepressants (and psychopharmacology in general) secure the legitimation of current economic, political and social ideology. That is, antidepressant drug therapy functions so as to encourage ...
... characterized by some as an escapist tool which brings a dull conformity to its user. Opponents argue that antidepressants (and psychopharmacology in general) secure the legitimation of current economic, political and social ideology. That is, antidepressant drug therapy functions so as to encourage ...
Elwell`s Glossary of Sociology
... CRUDE BIRTH-RATE. A statistical measure representing the number of births per thousand population within a given year. CRUDE DEATH-RATE. A statistical measure representing the number of deaths per thousand population that occur annually in a given population. CULT. A fragmentary religious group whi ...
... CRUDE BIRTH-RATE. A statistical measure representing the number of births per thousand population within a given year. CRUDE DEATH-RATE. A statistical measure representing the number of deaths per thousand population that occur annually in a given population. CULT. A fragmentary religious group whi ...
Social Anxiety Disorder - Rowan University
... typically shy when meeting new people. When they interact with others, they might or might not show evidence of discomfort. They don't like to make eye contact with others especially if they are not familiar with them. Although, they crave the company of others they shun social situations for fear o ...
... typically shy when meeting new people. When they interact with others, they might or might not show evidence of discomfort. They don't like to make eye contact with others especially if they are not familiar with them. Although, they crave the company of others they shun social situations for fear o ...
Behavioral Health
... clinic and the clients receiving services. Buprenorphine, a medication that was approved for the treatment of opioid use disorders, has been shown to be successful as an MAT for addiction/dependence to heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other narcotics. Individuals who are taking buprenorphine do n ...
... clinic and the clients receiving services. Buprenorphine, a medication that was approved for the treatment of opioid use disorders, has been shown to be successful as an MAT for addiction/dependence to heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other narcotics. Individuals who are taking buprenorphine do n ...
On Social Structure
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IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... laws, shifting social norms, and adapting to the context in which people live to support the adoption of new, healthy behaviors. This approach goes beyond the capacity of traditional education or communication methods, and must include sufficient support and resources to be successful [2]. Fig. 1 sh ...
... laws, shifting social norms, and adapting to the context in which people live to support the adoption of new, healthy behaviors. This approach goes beyond the capacity of traditional education or communication methods, and must include sufficient support and resources to be successful [2]. Fig. 1 sh ...
East Renfrewshire – Older people and equalities work
... “Older people in Scotland are valued as an asset, their voices are heard and older people are supported to enjoy full and positive lives in their own home or in a homely setting.” There are many examples of good practice, which indicate real change in addressing inequalities of access, participation ...
... “Older people in Scotland are valued as an asset, their voices are heard and older people are supported to enjoy full and positive lives in their own home or in a homely setting.” There are many examples of good practice, which indicate real change in addressing inequalities of access, participation ...
Chronic neurotic patients in general practice
... A RECENT morbidity survey of 46 practices in London confirmed the view that neurotic illness constitutes a large problem for the general practitioner. Referral to a psychiatrist was initiated in only a small minority of cases, influenced by such factors as the general practitioner's training, orient ...
... A RECENT morbidity survey of 46 practices in London confirmed the view that neurotic illness constitutes a large problem for the general practitioner. Referral to a psychiatrist was initiated in only a small minority of cases, influenced by such factors as the general practitioner's training, orient ...
Sociocultural and Socio-Psychological Factors Affecting Personal
... of Independent ing the varying accessibilityof a psyVariablesExplainingUtilization:One of the chiatricclinicto clientsof differentsocial most common approaches to studying statuses,manystudieshave illustratedthe help-seeking is to carry out an extent to which agencies express preferepidemiological s ...
... of Independent ing the varying accessibilityof a psyVariablesExplainingUtilization:One of the chiatricclinicto clientsof differentsocial most common approaches to studying statuses,manystudieshave illustratedthe help-seeking is to carry out an extent to which agencies express preferepidemiological s ...