After reviewing the readings/video, please consider the following for your discussion post: What are some alternative assessment strategies you would need to consider when working with a family as opposed to an individual client? How do you think dynamics within the family would impact your engagement with them? How could a Social Workers own family experience influence their work with a family? The Comprehensive Family Assessment Process (Riggs, A. (2012 Nov 29). Beginning treatment assessing the family dynamics. . YouTube: .) After reviewing the above readings, please consider the following in your response: · Please share any experience you have with treatment planning. · What do you need to consider when developing a treatment plan with a client? · What do you need to consider with regard to the stages of change and your work with clients? Setting Measurable Goals and Objectives Treatment Planning Stages of Change Application of Theory: Provide two examples to your classmates on how the Differential Association Theory explains deviant behavior. There
is no minimum length, just be sure to provide two examples with explanations. Differential Association Theory argues that people learn how to engage in criminal behavior in the same way (using the same mechanisms) as they learn how to do anything else in life. I want you to think about how you came to have the morals and values that you have today. Think about the person you are today, and then think about how you came to these morals and values. What people/groups influenced you to act in deviant ways and what people/groups influenced you to act in non-deviant ways. How did they achieve this? Discuss what each group considered normal and deviant and how you learned from them. Do you think gender roles are due more to biology or to culture and socialization? Explain your answer. Please respond substantially to at least two classmates discussion posts to receive full credit for your discussion. Gender, sex, and sexuality Gender inequality: Gender roles/gender identity: Gender stereotypes: CrashCourse. (2017, November 6). [Video]. YouTube. Additional readings: Women: Same-sex equality: