Social Work

Intervention

Follow up

Termination

Evaluation

Karl Marx

Margaret H. Mead

Charles Cooley

Talcott Parsons

It concentrates on the inherent strengths of the individuals, families, groups and organizations.

It embraces a different way of thinking about people.

It lays less emphasis on procedures, techniques and knowledge as the keys to change.

It is based on the belief that the problem is the problem, the person is not the problem.

P. Berger

C. Wright Mills

A. Giddens

J.S. Mill

Ivan Pavlov

Sigmund Freud

Maslow

Thorndike

Storage capacity and Biographical information

Semantic information and Processing capacity

Storage capacity and Processing capacity

Biographical information and Semantic information