Category: social work


  • Human Behavior -Soc Env II-Winter 2025 Resiliency Perhaps you have observed a friend or family member after a tragedy and thought, “I’m not sure how they are managing” or “I wouldn’t be able to function.” Why do some individuals, despite overwhelming hardship, have the capacity to adapt and “bounce back,” whereas others, faced with similar…

  • Soc Pol, Welfare & Change-Winter 2025 Social Welfare to Social Welfare Policy Social welfare is a concept central to social work, its history, and its mission. Policy is a term used broadly, in many disciplines, and at varying institutional and political levels. The two terms—social welfare and social welfare policy—though often used synonymously, are not…

  • The purpose of this assignment is to encourage deep reflection on the process of diagnosing clients with major mental illnesses. As you advance in your social work career, understanding how to navigate the complexities of diagnosis will be essential to providing high-quality care. Before you write your reflection: Review relevant sections from your textbooks, the…

  • This course has identified and discussed many forms of domestic or family abuse and violence. In this assignment, you will focus on fatal domestic violence between intimate partners. You will examine research on numbers of victims, victim (decedent) characteristics as well as perpetrator characteristics. You will also examine risk factors for fatal domestic violence and…

  • Social Works Practice Res I- week 11 discussion 1 Disseminating Research Researchers disseminate their findings formally through a variety of methods. The most common include professional papers, conference sessions, publication in professional, peer-reviewed journals, and dissertations. Researchers can also disseminate their findings informally by networking with colleagues. Both formal and informal methods can create opportunities…

  • Social Works Practice Res I- week 10 ASSIGNMENT Research Proposal Part 2 In Part 1 of your research proposal, you established the need for further study in your literature review and mapped out your problem statement, research question, and methodological approach. Now you expand on that foundation by including your plans for sampling, data collection,…

  • Social Works Practice Res I- week 10 discussion 1 Data Collection The center point of research studies is the body of data collected to answer the research question. Without data, there would be no study. So… what might be the best way to acquire data for your purposes? Each has its own advantages and disadvantages…

  • SWK-555: Measurement and Sampling Document As a professional social worker, it is essential to be able to identify and explain the measurement tools and sampling methods in social work research. This assignment will help you learn this skill. Directions: Using the peer-reviewed scholarly article you selected in Topic 5, answer the prompts in the table…

  • Social Works Practice Res I- week 1 discussion 2 Qualitative Versus Quantitative Research At this point, you have likely made a preliminary decision about whether a quantitative or qualitative approach would be best for your proposed study. The research question you developed likely points one way or the other. However, this Discussion is your opportunity…

  • Social Works Practice Res I- week 7 discussion 1 Validity and Research Design Within the quantitative methodological approach are several research designs. A research design simply provides more information on how and at what points data will be collected. The decision of design is driven by the research question and purpose of the study. For…