Social Work

Climbers

Voters

Advocates

Statesmen

Sample size

Sample ratio

Sample element

Purposive sampling

Prescribing rules

Guiding conduct

Informing them of rules

Protecting them

Right to fair trial

Right to education

Security of person

Freedom of speech, etc.

Take the informed consent of the client

Assess clients’ problems and needs by using the most scientifically validated diagnostic tools

Making treatment plan based on clients’ preferences and culture

Client is given services as per the needs felt by him/her

Lord Dalhousie

Lord HobHouse

Lord Rippon

Lord Mayo

Anatomical and physiological difference.

Erotic and physical practices.

Psychological and social difference

Emotional and cultural practices.

Fair distribution of resources – Equity

Equal rights for all – Equality

Fostering of social trust – Cohesion

Availability of services in – Accessibility discriminatory manner

Mary Richmond – Mass betterment through propaganda and legislation

Maslin – Mass attack on mass problems

Baldwin – Organised effort to change social and economic institutions

Coyle – Change of social environment

It can be developed by having lot of patience.

It is learnt through practice.

A typical personality is required to develop interpersonal skills.

Interpersonal skills are developed with the interaction individual have with family members, attending school, socializing with peer groups etc.