The Ideology Of Human Nature-Conservatism Perspective

The ideology perspectives include human nature, individuals in society, definition and determination of need, the role of the government, work and work ethic, family, racial inequality, and professionalism. All of the ideologies I feel are really important and a key factor in the way of life. Ideology of Human Nature- conservatism perspective is really important to me because it recognizes that we as humans in general are separate from animals, and that alone is what sets the human race aside. More importantly, having a connection with God and Christ, and upholding a spiritual and faith- based belief is what drives me to make it through life. Next will be definition of Ideology of Work and Work ethic because without work, as person will not be able to survive. …show more content…
Money will be limited and that can lead to a person being dissatisfied with life. Overall, work should be equal to all no matter what gender or race. Lastly Ideology of Family because I think it is important to encourage and increase traditional families and a two-parent home.
Working in the human service field will be greatly impacted by the ideology perspective. My worldview, beliefs, past experiences, and attitudes may impact the work that I do because I feel that I will be faced to make difficult decisions about a client, in which I will need to consider the definition of need. The perspective that may be mostly used is the Ideology of Need, with the aspect about liberalism and need for care. There is always a reason why someone reaches out to human service agencies. That is simply because the need for care. The book describes care as “essential as the air we breathe and a universal aspect to human life”. I experience these examples daily at both of my jobs. For instance, directing a parent to the nearest food pantry so they can provide food to their family and setting up a family with resources to assist with housing expenses; all in which bracket under