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|a Parrish, Margarete
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|a Social work perspectives on human behaviour
|c Margarete Parrish.
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|a Maidenhead, England ;
|a New York:
|b Open University Press,
|c c2010.
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|a ix, 305 p.:
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|c 25 cm.
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|a Includes bibliographical references and index
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|a 1. The role played by theory in understanding behavior -- 2. Biological and medical influences on behavior -- 3. Development models and considerations -- 4. Freud's psychoanalytic and Erikson's developmental theories of behavior -- 5. Neo-Freudian or ego psychology perspectives -- 6. Behaviorism -- 7. Cognition and theories of learning -- 8. Humanist and existentialist perspectives on behavior -- 9. Influences of trauma on behavior -- 10. Influences of mental health, alcohol, and other drugs on behavior -- 11. Systems theory, ecosystems and personal-cultural-social (PCS) perspectives -- 12. Families and family systems -- 13. Feminist perspectives on behavior -- 14. Theories of sociological and socio-economic influences on behavior
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|a By drawing from biological, psychological and sociological perspectives, the book aims to provide social work students with a theoretically informed basis to observe, understand, and interpret people's behaviours in ways that will contribute to excellent practice.
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|a Human behavior
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|a Social psychology
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|c Open Shelf (30 days)
|e Badak General Collection
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