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Swk 225: Discussion Forum Topics, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Discussion forum topics for SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Case Review #2 Paper Guidelines, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Case Review #2 Paper Guidelines for SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Case Vignettes, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Case Vignettes for SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Case Review #1 Slide Deck Guidelines, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Case Review #1 Slide Deck Guidelines for SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Human Diversity Project Guidelines, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Human Diversity Project Guidelines for SWK: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Resource Links For Blackboard, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Resource links for SWK 225 Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Course Schedule, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Course schedule for SWK 225 Human Behavior in the Social Environment course

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Module 2. Biopsychosocial-Spiritual And Lifespan Development Theories And Perspectives [Powerpoint], Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Powerpoint slideshow for Module 2 "Integrating Multiple Human Behavior Theories and Perspectives."

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Module 3. Theories And Perspectives On The Sociocultural Dimensions Of Human Behavior [Powerpoint], Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Powerpoint slideshow for Module 3 "Theories and Perspectives on the Sociocultural Dimensions of Human Behavior."

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Syllabus, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Syllabus for SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment course.

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Module 1. Integrating Multiple Human Behavior Theories And Perspectives [Powerpoint], Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Powerpoint slideshow for Module 1 "Integrating Multiple Human Behavior Theories and Perspectives."

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Overview Of Social Determinants Of Health: Studying At-Risk Populations And Human Behavior Theory, Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Handout: "Overview of Social Determinants of Health: Studying At-risk Populations and Human Behavior Theory"

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Swk 225: Module 8. Generalist Social Work Perspective On Theories Of Human Behavior Connecting The Dots [Powerpoint], Erin Stevenson

SWK 225: Human Behavior in the Social Environment OER Collection

Powerpoint slideshow for Module 8 " Generalist Social Work Perspective on Theories of Human Behavior Connecting the Dots."

Designed around the open access textbook Human Behavior and the Social Environment I, by Dr. Susan Tyler.

Political Partisanship And Male High School Students Who Carry Handguns, John Page, Wayne L. Davis

Lincoln Memorial University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Handguns play a significant role in criminal activity. About 66% of all murders and 40% of robberies involve firearms. Because there are about than 470 residents for each full-time police officer in America, the police cannot effectively protect individual citizens. According to the differential association theory, criminality is a product of shared values, motives, drives, rationalizations, and attitudes that can be influenced by perceptions of the legal code. Democrats and Republicans have different views on reducing social harm via gun-control legal codes, and each political party creates its own unique ambience. Indeed, because each political party believes that its gun-control …

Addressing Work-Related Traumatic Stress Nebraska - Resiliency Reminders Guidebook, Quality Improvement Center For Workforce Development

Other QIC-WD Products

This guide is intended for child welfare professionals implementing a workforce effort to address secondary traumatic stress (STS). It was developed as part of CFS Strong, a joint effort of the Quality Improvement Center for Workforce Development (QIC-WD) and the Nebraska Department of Human Services’ Department of Children and Family Services (CFS), to address the cumulative effects of STS that is part of the day-to-day work of the child welfare workforce. CFS Strong included: (1) an adaptation of Resilience Alliance (RA) to teach skills and strategies to manage STS and build team cohesion, (2) Restoring Resiliency Response (RRR) to allow …

Book Review: Assessing Culturally Informed Parenting In Social Work, Christine M. Bishop

Faculty Publications

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Exploring The Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Experiences And Paternal Warmth: Does Racial Identity Moderate This Relationship And Does Depression, Anxiety, And Physical Health Mediate This Relationship?, Stephanie Rachel Speer

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Background: Childhood trauma has a direct impact on parenting. Parents with a history of adverse childhood experiences are more likely to struggle with mental illness in adulthood and have children at an augmented risk for behavioral health issues. However, most of this work has focused on mothers, and few studies have explored how adverse childhood experiences influence paternal warmth and father involvement. Research on fathering has identified personal (e.g., age, race, income, parental stress, depression, and anxiety) and social (e.g., residential and relationship status, co-parenting) predictors of paternal warmth and father involvement. While poor physical health may influence parenting behaviors, …

Swk 340: Exercise 5. Abstract For The Research Proposal, Erin Stevenson

SWK 340: Social Work Research Methods OER Collection

Purpose: This assignment focuses on writing a succinct abstract for a research proposal.

Designed around the open access textbook Scientific Inquiry in Social Work, by Dr. Matthew DeCarlo

Political Partisanship And Female High School Students Who Physically Fight On Campus, Chance Honeycutt, Wayne L. Davis

Lincoln Memorial University Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Democrats and Republicans have different platforms on how to modify the social learning environment. According to the social learning theory, people learn to be aggressive through their life experiences. These experiences include personally observing the behaviors of others and modeling them. Personal behaviors are a product of learning the norms, values, and behaviors of society. Indeed, learning is a by-product of the interaction with others and is influenced by perceptions of the legal code. Because people experience culture conflict when they are exposed to different and opposing attitudes of acceptable behaviors, and because Democrats and Republicans have different attitudes toward …

Coping Strategies Used By Christian Social Workers To Manage Their Mental Health Amidst Covid-19, Kallie Bakker, Lexy Krogman, Rachel De Haan

Student Projects

A grounded theory model of qualitative research was used in order to create a theory for the ways in which Christian social workers coped with the effects of job stress and compassion fatigue during the global Covid-19 pandemic. The participants were six female social workers from Northwest Iowa who worked in direct care with clients. From the participants’ stories emerged a fluent framework for how the social workers were coping within the time of the Covid-19 pandemic. Researchers found that the participants’ coping strategies fell within the realm of five categories: faith, physical activity, distractions, support systems, and boundaries, all …