Biological Development in Infancy and Childhood | SOWK 233, Study notes of Social Work

Download Biological Development in Infancy and Childhood | SOWK 233 and more Study notes Social Work in PDF only on Docsity! SOWK233 Human Behavior in the Social Environment M. Scott Chapter 2 – Biological Development in Infancy and Childhood Understanding that develop of the human body from the point of conception has an impact on the biological, psychological, and social development is the primary reason for studying this material. Absent from our foundation, many of the initial elements and influences on behavior across the life-span might be erroneously overlooked. While it is expected that you will review this chapter in its entirety, focus should be given to Early functioning of the neonate, developmental milestones, profiles of normal development for 4 to 11 year olds, and the impacts of social and economic forces on abortion. The feminist perspective is considered a social work perspective, and was one of the perspectives you have done an internet research how does the Spotlight on Diversity 2.3 reflect what you found about a feminist perspective? 1. What is the National Association of Social Workers position/ policy statement on family planning and reproductive health? 2. Beyond the individual (direct-practice) level, what influences do laws and policies have on practice and access to services regarding the abortion issue? 3. What characterizes a “Generalist” social worker? 4. Develop a list of risk and protective factors that have significant impact on development? You may need to think about this question for the answers. 5. What are the key arguments for and against abortion? Be prepared to discuss these positions in small groups. (Review Highlight 2.4) 6. What are the psychological reactions to infertility? 7. What roles do social work practitioners sometimes perform in addressing infertility with clients and helping them to be empowered concerning this issue?