Social Science Week 2: Assignment - Foundations of the Generalist Intervention Model
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MSW541 Week 2
Foundations of the Generalist Intervention Model Assignment Worksheet
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Directions: Closely review this week’s lesson and the required readings. Answer the questions under each section with explanation and detail. Correctly cite and reference at least three outside credible and relevant sources.
Section 1: Theoretical Foundations
1. In 150 words or less, describe General Systems Theory in your own words (using plain language). Offer an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of it.
2. In 150 words or less, describe Social Systems Theory in your own words (using plain language). Offer an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of it.
3. In 150 words or less, describe Critical Race Theory in your own words (using plain language). Offer an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of it.
4. In 150 words or less, describe the Person-in-Environment Perspective in your own words (using plain language). Offer an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of it.
Section 2: Three Main Principles
1. Choose General Systems Theory, Social Systems Theory, or Critical Race Theory. Identify here which theory you chose:
2. In 100 words or less, describe how the theory informs the Generalist Intervention Model.
3. In 100 words or less, describe the theory’s first principle in your own words (using plain language). Include an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of the principle.
4. In 100 words or less, describe the theory’s second principle in your own words (using plain language). Include an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of the principle.
5. In 100 words or less, describe the theory’s third principle in your own words (using plain language). Include an example (or metaphor) to demonstrate your understanding of the principle.
References
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