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Decisions about the tasks and methods that social workers should use are informed by the
advancements in research made possible by the Human Behavior in the Social
Environment (HBSE) Track. All of social work’s many components are held together by a
thorough understanding of human behavior. The first encounters between Ray and a social
worker are known as the engagement phase. The social worker prioritizes the Ray’s
strengths above his limits and shortcomings by establishing rapport with him based on
mutual respect and a lack of judgment right from the start of their work together. To come
up with intervention options, the social worker and client evaluate the client’s provided
information from the assessment stage (Zastrow et al., 2019). .
To help clients understand, social workers often use their ability to restate previous
statements. To increase trust in the client and the assistance process, the social worker
will discuss and restate the client’s strengths that have been identified by the professional
(Zastrow et al., 2019).. Before intervening with the client, the “Generalist Intervention
Model’s planning and implementation phases” must be completed (Zastrow et al., 2019)..
The social worker starts collaborating with the client in the planning stages. This stage is
similar to the assessment stage in that it involves creating a strategy to achieve objectives
that address the identified difficulties. When trying to figure out why someone is having
trouble, a biopsychosocial assessment looks at their whole life, including their biology,
social environment, and mental health. “The social worker starts collaborating with the
client in the planning stage, which is similar to the assessment stage in that it involves
creating a strategy to achieve objectives that address the identified difficulties” (Zastrow et
al., 2019).. For goals to become more reachable, specific tasks and targets are defined. For
goals to become more reachable, specific tasks and targets are defined.
References
Zastrow, C. H., Kirst-Ashman, K. K., & Hessenauer, S. L. (2019). Understanding human
behavior and the social environment (11th ed.). Cengage Learning.
