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    theoretical tendencies on social change are most aligned with critical theory. This is not because I am overly critical of all aspects of society, however, I am most often critical of the structural systems in place that appear to work as machines of oppression and interest groups rather than social justice and equality. This personal predisposition supports an approach that is congruent with structural social work theory. Structural social work critiques existing social, economic, and political…

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    and capitalism rules, the structure of this society has to be held by a strong and powerful social disposition as a form of class structure and is essential for the order of the society. This strong social disposition forces clones to be othered as another layer of the social structure, which is a sub-consequence of class difference, and to limit their rights, rules in the form of frightening ideas are made to maintain this class structure like any other social structures. These ideas limit each…

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    In his book Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste (1984) Pierre Bourdieu argues that cultural choice is related to social position that each individual holds within society. He argues that our everyday decisions are based on symbolic moments that we experience based on our understanding of good taste. His book is based on surveys and interviews conducted in France 1963. I will be critically analysing Distinction and Bourdieu’s Forms of Capital (1986) as well as many other…

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    Social Workers Identity

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    Value systems construct social worker’s identity. It guides practice, social policy and establishes purpose in the field of social work. As a critical social worker, I will operate on the core value of non-judgment which is align with the social work Code of Ethics. This value will help determine use of theories, practice models and direct practice skills to address problems at micro-macro levels to avoid a dichotomous practice. The use of theories sort emotions from logic to help practitioners…

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    or happiness can justify their violation. Therefore, the foundation of modern liberalism is the following idea: individual rights and freedoms form an integral part of the fair structure of society, because justice is impossible without recognition…

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    PEA frameworks can be applicable to understanding not only the specific political contexts of loan receiving nations, but also loan giving entities. The ABSM employs economic theory such as game theory and rational choice theory in order to discern corruption, rather than actually looking into the political processes of corruption. The push for good governance, transparency and accountability are important to creating good economic policy. However,…

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    Example; social workers have to be more attentive in new development programs by networking and updating their skills with the research literature and attend conferences to uphold excellence in ethics, policies and poverty furthermore for forging solutions out of challenges by observation of sites on child and adolescent prevention (Hutchison, 2015). Theories of Social Learning Theories of social learning is discussed by Bandura, & Walters, (1977). ideal that learning occurs through observation…

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    Social Network Theory

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    In this article, Berkman and Glass (2000) briefly summarize the history and foundations of social epidemiology, discussing the interdisciplinary contributions that experts in the fields of sociology, psychoanalysis, anthropology, and epidemiology all have made to develop the field of social epidemiology, itself. It then moves into a discussion of the social network theory and how it relates to health behaviors, individual health, health outcomes, morbidity, and mortality. The article began with…

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    developed Conflict Theory. Karl Marx’s theory looks at what happens when one group attempts to rebel against the other group and the various roles a group of people (or one person) has over another group of people. Marxist conflict theory seeks to study the inner-workings of struggle, why struggle occurs, and how the ruling class manages to hold onto their power during struggle. Marxian conflict theory is quite a complex topic once you begin to dissect it. In fact, Marx conflict theory is a sort…

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    engine for social change. Using this perspective, power can be understood as control of material resources and accumulated wealth, control of politics and the…

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