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    Society as a whole is so obscure that there is no single idea or theory that could explain the true nature of the world we live in. The differing approaches within sociology attempt to provide an explanation for human behaviour and how social structures in society operate (Fulcher and Scott, 2011). However, each of these sociological perspectives have different beliefs and can often come into conflict with one another. For example, Marxism and functionalism are both modernist theories relating…

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    Legacy, Family and Social Class in Rural America According to Flora and Flora (2001), in preparing for their children’s future, parents typically work toward three goals: enabling their children to have a place to live, providing a means by which to earn a living (sometimes viewed as standard of living), and encouraging personal fulfillment (sometimes viewed as quality of life). These basics of life depend largely on the means in which to acquire them. In a global perspective, rural…

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    Social Media vs. Social You: Do you have hands to hold, or keys to click? Over the past decade, our dependence on social media has actually decreased our social skills. Social media is glorified for all the neat features that it might offer, but people often do not see the negative affects it has. We often use social media to highlight the important parts of our lives or make it seem we live an idyllic life. While we are so drawn to social media we are missing out on key parts of our lives.…

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    obstacles and isolation directly associated with language, inaccessibility from mainstream society, and communal forces (Schmidt, 2014). Social issues can be perpetuated due to financial and cultural environments. According to the National Association of Social Workers (2015), if survivors of intimate partner violence are robbed of empowering approaches and marginalized culturally, any multitude of services can rendered, but not absorbed. Society as whole must be able to recognize social…

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    today’s society, a person’s social class has more influence on their everyday life than what meets the eye. Social class is the separation of a society due to one’s social and economic status. It goes without saying that social class is one of the most important issues American families face today. Whether middle, upper, or lower class, social class affects every American family and their family life. In the following essay, I will be displaying my views on how social hierarchy effects family…

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    Generalist Practice

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    Generalist Practice The social work profession grows out of a liberal arts base. Its foundation is built on five elements. From this foundation, entry-level social workers assume a holistic generalist perspective about practice. From this perspective, the General Method of social work practice employs a systematically organized body of knowledge and skills that guides that generalist practitioner and the client system receiving service towards goal attainment. Becoming a skilled social work…

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    Poverty and Social Exclusion – Adivasis Given the hierarchal structure of our Indian society, exclusion linked deprivation is associated to groups like Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs) and Other Backward Classes (OBCs) which comprise a large segment of the population. Social exclusion in layman’s language is the lack of equal opportunities for some groups which restricts their political, social and economic participation in an economy. This was the case of Hasari Pal in the movie…

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    new government representing the majority of the country, there would be a redistribution of wealth and land from the minority to them (Bond, 2008). However, it soon became clear that the new ANC government would only introduce limited changes in the social and economic structure of South Africa (Callinicos, 1996). The ANC and its close partner throughout the struggle, the South African Communist Party, had been dedicated to a “Two Stage Strategy” (Callinicos, 1996). This strategy distinctly…

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    Advocacy In Social Work

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    Advocacy in Social Work: Championing Support for Homeless Teens at Risk for Contracting HIV/AIDS There are many groups in our society who need the championing efforts of dedicated social workers to assist them with meeting their needs, reaching their goals and manifesting their highest possible potential. Few are so radically marginalized as homeless youth. This population is considered to be highly vulnerable because they lack so much more than their mature counterparts. In order for social…

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    Social Anxiety Do you often feel scared to talk to a person of authority or even a peer? Do you tremble and blush when you are forced to talk to someone new? Do you constantly worry about doing or saying something “stupid” so you just don’t say anything at all? These are common warning signs of Social Anxiety Disorder-or SAD- and if you said yes to any of those questions, you just might have it. Joseph Bennington-Castro, author of the article What is Social Anxiety Disorder?, defines social…

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