Psychology for Social Workers

Martin Herbert

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Introduction - PART 1 M.Herbert - What is Psychology? - Analysing Behaviour: Social Learning Principles - Analysing Behaviour: Developmental Principles - The Child and the Family - Stages of Development and Life-tasks - Personality and Intellect - Psychopathology: Models of Causation and Change - PART 2 D.Bannister - Knowledge of Self N.Frude - The Family B.Hopson - Transition: Understanding and Managing Personal Change M.Herbert - Behavioural Casework with Children and Adolescents B.Hopson - Counselling and Helping M.Argyle - Social Behaviour J.Orford - Institutional Climates P.Coleman - Ageing and Social Problems A.T.Carr - Dying and Bereavement D.A.Shapiro - Psychopathology R.P.Wicks - Interviewing

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