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Ecological Framework for Practice 6Conclusion 13
Diversity and Strengths Perspective 9
Value Base for Practice 10
Assessment and Intervention Framework 10
Norms 18Social Class 26
Values 20
Language and Culture 21
Cultural Change 23
Subcultures 25
Education and Social Class 29Social Comparison 31
Social Identity Development 30
Social Categorization 30
Erik Erikson 36Ethnic Identity 41
James Marcia 38
Critique of Western Psychological Theories 40
Sexual Oppression 64Diversity 67
Racial Oppression 66
Discrimination 66
Effects of Stigmatization 71Conclusion 75
PIE Assessment of Jean 94Macro-Analysis: Feminist Epistemologies and the Nature of Knowledge Making 99
The Empowerment Framework 95
Male Models of Structured Reality 96
Madness as a Feminist Construct 98
What Do We Mean by the Oppression of Women? 102Feminization of Poverty 103
Racial and Ethnic Identity 110
Poverty and Social Status 110
Labor Force Participation 111
Latino Immigration to the United States 111
Mexicans 111
Puerto Ricans 112
Cubans 112
Central and South Americans 113
Dominicans 113
Latino Normative and Cultural Values 114
Respect, Dignity, and Personalism 114
Help Seeking Behaviors 115
Latino Family 115
Gender Roles 116
Family Support System 116
Chinese 147Mental Health Problems and Treatment Seeking 155
Japanese 148
Filipinos 149
Koreans and Asian Indians 150
Southeast Asians 150
Norms, Beliefs, and Cultural Stereotypes 151
Common Beliefs 152
PIE Assessment of Mr.Yee 158Conclusion 159
Gender Ideology 173Internalized Homophobia 180
Heterosexual Privilege 174
Religion 175
Psychiatry/Psychology 176
Law and Policy 177
Violence and Gay Bashing 178
Functional Disability versus Socially Imposed Disability 191Vulnerabilities and Risk Factors versus Resilience and Protective Factors 197
Early Age of Onset 193
Later Age of Onset 196
The Social Worker’s Role 202Conclusion 203
Intervention 203
Self-Concept 212Case Study 217
Social Roles/Relationships and Psychiatric Disability 215
Theories of Practice: Person-in-Environment Analysis 219Conclusion 220
PIE Assessment of Steve 220
PIE Analysis of Alicia 232Case Study 2 233
PIE Analysis of Muny 234Conclusion 235
PIE Assessment of Patty 243Conclusion 245
The Power of Personal Experience 260Conclusion 273
Diversity and Worldviews 260
Interrelatedness and Interconnectedness of Human Experience 262
Interlocking Systems of Oppression 263
Practice Implications: Women 263
Practice Implications: Gays and Lesbians 264
Practice Implications: Latinos 266
Practice Implications: African Americans 267
Practice Implications: Native Americans 268
Practice Implications: The Chronically Mentally Ill and the Physically Challenged 268
Micro Systems Intervention 269
Mezzo Intervention 271
Cultural Competence and the Profession 272
Macro Intervention 272
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