Social issue

How does this chapter contribute to your ongoing understanding of your theme? How did your current background knowledge of your theme affect the way that you read the chapter and how is your reading different from your classmates’? How does that help you to understand how knowledge is produced when thinking about a social problem?

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Calling the Shots Read chapters 5 and 6 in Calling the Shots by Jennifer A Reich and respond to the following : How does this chapter contribute to your ongoing understanding of your theme? How did your current background knowledge of your theme affect the way that you read the chapter and how is your … Read more

Identify a crisis intervention associated with that population and analyze on ex. Abused children, violence against women, violence based on sexuality, school-based crises, sexual assault.

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Children Of Addicted Parents Identify a crisis intervention associated with that population and analyze on ex. Abused children, violence against women, violence based on sexuality, school-based crises, sexual assault. The paper should be typed, and should be proof-read, spell-checked, use a 12-size font, 1” margins, and double-spaced.

Select a population that is of special interest to you and describe specific strategies for working with your chosen population on the types of families, cultural style, likely issues in treatment, and known effective approaches for working with these types of families .

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Assignment Select a population that is of special interest to you and describe specific strategies for working with your chosen population on the types of families, cultural style, likely issues in treatment, and known effective approaches for working with these types of families . 4-5 page paper (maximum)

Briefly describe how you chose this particular group and how difficult/easy it was to find. What might this mean if you were a client in need of this group?

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Self-Help/Support Group Report Attend an open meeting of a self-help group (can be virtual). Describe what occurred in the meeting and your experience, thoughts, feelings and impressions. A. Description 1. Name the group and purpose of the meeting you attended. If this was not an official “open” meeting, briefly identify the arrangements you made with … Read more

Read the following report and explain its findings and its recommendations in terms of course material on racial and economic inequalities.

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Racial inequality at work at Amazon Read the following report and explain its findings and its recommendations in terms of  course material on racial and economic inequalities. Injuries, Dead-End Jobs, and Racial Inequity in Amazon’s Minnesota Operations

What social group is the ad intended for? What social groups are represented in the advertisement?

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Deconstructing the world around us. 1.What social group is the ad intended for? What social groups are represented in the advertisement? 2. Does the advertisement reinforce or violate social norms? Explain. 3. In addition to the product or service, what is the ad selling? Think about the time of day the commercial is running and … Read more

Based on your critique of this study, is this social work intervention or knowledge safe to integrate into your practice? Why or why not?

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Quantitative Research Study Critique Read the research article with a critical eye, taking notes and considering how the study was conducted. Based on your critique of this study, is this social work intervention or knowledge safe to integrate into your practice? Why or why not? Use the Learning Resources to support your critique. Make sure … Read more

Identify the social issue or problem that you articulated in the first Social Issues Journal.

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Social Issues Research Paper This research paper is a culmination of your work in the social issue journals throughout the course. Your paper should follow this basic outline: I. Identify the social issue or problem that you articulated in the first Social Issues Journal. II. Examine this issue, using both primary and secondary data sources … Read more

While our fictional character, Mott, symbolizes technology in its most developed form, describe living in a world that is void of human negatives. What would it be like? How would that impact the human spirit? Would there be benefits?

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Diversity in the workplace 1. While our fictional character, Mott, symbolizes technology in its most developed form, describe living in a world that is void of human negatives. What would it be like? How would that impact the human spirit? Would there be benefits? 2. The workplace is often where diversity is celebrated. Describe your … Read more