Social Work

Tuckman

Peter Trucker

H.B. Trecker

G. Konopka

solving problems through insight

bringing behaviour under stimulus control

demonstrating learning in the absence of reinforcement

application of learning principles to change behaviour

Official norms

Earned status by persons

Unstructured relationships

Voluntary interaction

It requires an open mind and heart and the willingness to accept the views of others.

It requires great determination and will power.

Social worker must be dedicated to their work.

It requires theoretical knowledge about cultures of the clients.

Working class

Leisure class

Middle class

Business class

Flexible functional organisation

Modification of group process

Group self-determination

Continuous evaluation

Charity organisation society

The poor laws

Settlement movement

Country councils

Members of the group

Group worker

The agency

Members, agency and the worker

Carl Rogers

William Reid

Sigmund Freud

John Bowlby

Eric Berne

William Glasser

Albert Ellis

Gordon Hamilton