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This chapter discusses the theorising of social work in the field of systems theory. In particular, it takes Niklas Luhmann’s biopsychosocial systems theory as the starting point. Luhmann’s transdisciplinary theory has been widely received in the German-speaking world. For social work, which is ...
Ecological systems theory is explicated as a current form of successive systems models used in social work. Behavior principles assumptive in this model are identified: of exchange balance, inner consistency, and dialectial change. Several misconceptions of ecological systems theory and a cultist aspec...
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Social work as a discipline and as a profession needs one domain which will distinguish it from other professions. Currently, within the social work theory and practice in Europe, especially in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark and Italy, exists a very popular approach based on the theory ...
Both explanations we have described, from neuroscience and social change theory, attempt to explain why a phenomenon occurs in a variety of circumstances. In the former case, the question concerns a particular pattern of activation in microstructurally different neural systems; in the latter, a patte...
All other performance requirements for the system and its parts, in theory, are or should be derived from it through a functional modeling structure. Any performance requirement not traceable to the need may be a source of unnecessary cost. Finally, a man-made system should have a prescribed ...
in which applications are examined through their entire life cycle. This chapter has a problem-solving approach and is based around provided working applications, their source code, and detailed documentation. The presentation of these applications makes and reinforces links between theory and practice,...
Classic socioecological theory considers ecological factors such as food distribution and predation risk as exerting major impacts on the spatiotemporal organization of primate females (and indirectly also of males) and their social relationships, and hence on the social system of a particular taxon (...
(actors) represented government and regulatory bodies/industry groups, than the social and individual level. This highlights the challenge of ecological models where the different levels of the system (e.g., ecological systems theory [63]) depict a ‘metaconcept’ but do not provide guidance on ...