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• Individual group effort

  Voluntary effort undertaken by individual or groups to respond to the unmet need of people in community
• Major institution


  Have their originated role & responsibilities for meeting human needs
• Social Agency


  Social worker employed by local agency
• Residual services


  Offered only during emergency situation
• Institutional-

  Proper and legitimate function of modern society
• Social security


  Whole net of compulsory measures to protect the social functioning
• Social functioning


  Result of the performance of various social roles in the society
• Personal inadequacies


  Pathologies which may make it difficult for them to cope with the demands of the environment
• Situational inadequacies


  Other conditions which are beyond their coping capacities
• Social problem


  Problem of human relationship which primarily threatens society
• Social stratification


  Refers to society's categorization of its people into hierarchies, based on factors like wealth, income, race, education, etc.
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  Social security Serious diminution of individual family against the established social system
• Personal social services


  Major, bearing upon personal problems of individual, connections of stress
• Genocide


  Intentional destruction of an ethnic, racial or religious group
• War crime


  Violation of a rule of war by any individual, whether military or civilian
• Human trafficking

  Recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring
• Torture


  Can be either physically or psychologically, aimed at the humiliation of dignity of the person
• Automatic desensitization


  Aims to remove the fear response to a phobia by substituting a relaxation response to the conditional stimulus
• SSS

  Systematic desensitization Gradual self-inflicted violation, the result of counter conditioning
• Social services


  Other activities provided under various auspices to concretely meet the need of the members of the society
• Richard M. Titmuss


  Social service as partial compensation for the socially generalized disservices by socially caused ill-welfare
• Humanitarian & Social Justice character


  Based on the belief that an individual has the potential to realize themselves
• Social Justice


  Particularly as it is applied to and among the various social classes of a society, based upon the principles of equality & solidarity
• Social Control Goal


  Social services to delinquents, adult offenders & exemplify this goal
• Economic Development goal


  Places priority on those programs designed to support increases in the production of resources
• Primary Method/Direct Practice


  Provision of services to the client through the method of case work, group work
• Individualization


  The right of human being to be treated not just as human but as a unique human being with individual differences
• Client-worker relationship


  A working partnership where the client accepts the worker when they feel they have been accepted on the basis of their personhood
• Social Treatment


  Sum of all activities devised by social worker to help individual with their problem
• Clarification


  Understanding by the client of the environment and people whom he is accountable
• Insight Development


  Carrying understanding to a deeper level than that of clarification