Essentials of Human Behavior : Integrating Person, Environment, and the Life Course（Fourth Edition）

著者名：Hutchison, Elizabeth D./Wood, Leanne

SAGE Publications, Inc（2025/07/08発売）

• 言語：ENG
• ISBN：9781071908877
• eISBN：9781071908921

Description

Essentials of Human Behavior by Elizabeth D. Hutchison and Leanne Wood integrates the key framework of time, person and environment into a single streamlined text for single or double semester courses. Drawn from Hutchison′s best-selling Dimensions of Human Behavior texts, this Fourth Edition is updated to address equity and inclusion, trauma and resilience, environmental justice, and gender identity and expression. With a multidimensional approach, it helps students connect human behavior theories and research to their applications in social work engagement, assessment, intervention, and evaluation across all levels of practice.

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Editors
About the Case Study Contributors
Part I: A Multidimensional Approach for Multifaceted Social Work
Chapter 1: Human Behavior: A Multidimensional Approach
A Case Study About Person and Environment
Human Behavior: Individual and Collective
A Multidimensional Approach
Advancing Human Rights and Social, Racial, Economic, and Environmental Justice: A Global Perspective
Knowing and Doing
Scientific Knowledge: Theory and Research
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 2: Theoretical Perspectives on Human Behavior
A Case Study About Human Behavior Theory
Multiple Theoretical Perspectives for a Multidimensional Approach
Psychodynamic Perspective
The Merits of Multiple Perspectives
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 3: The Biological Person
Six Case Studies of The Biological Person
An Integrative Approach for Understanding the Intersection of Interior (Proximal) Biological Health and Illness and Exterior (Distal) Environmental Factors
Systems Taxonomy: Six Interior (Proximal) Environment Systems
Interactions of Exterior (Distal) Environments and Interior (Proximal) Health Environment
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 4: The Psychological Person
A Case Study About the Psychosocial Person
Cognition, Emotion, Personality, and Self: An Introduction
Theories of Cognition
Theories of Emotion
Theories of Personality
Theories of the Self
Understanding Stress and Coping
Cognitions, Emotions, Personality, Self, and Evidence-Supported Interventions (ESIS)
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 5: The Spiritual Person
Eight Case Studies of Spirituality and Religion
The Spiritual Dimension
Theories of Spiritual Development
The Role of Spirituality in Social Work
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 6: The Physical Environment and Culture
Case Studies About the Physical Environment and Cultures
Human Behavior Theories: Physical Environment and Spatial Behavior
The Natural Environment
The Built Environment
What is Culture?
Major Concepts in the Study of Culture
Culture and Power
Genes, Culture, and Cultural Change
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 7: Families
A Case Study About Family
What is a Family?
Theoretical Perspectives for Understanding Families
Diversity in Family Formation and Structure
Challenges to Family Life
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 8: Small Groups, Formal Organizations, and Communities
Case Studies About Small Groups, Formal Organizations, and Communities
Small Groups in Social Work
Dimensions of Group Structure and Group Composition
Basic Group Processes
Organizations
Impact of Organizations on Society
Communities
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 9: Social Structure, Social Institutions, and Social Movements
Case Studies About Social Structure, Social Institutions, and Social Movements
Social Life
Contemporary Trends in Global and U.S. Social Institutions
Social Movements: An Introduction
Theoretical Perspectives on Social Movements
Social Movement Trajectories and Outcomes
Social Work and Social Movements
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Part II: The Changing Life Course
Chapter 10: A Life Course Perspective
Three Case Studies About the Life Course
The Life Course Perspective
Basic Concepts of the Life Course Perspective
Major Themes of the Life Course Perspective
The Life Course Perspective and Social Work Practice
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 11: The Journey Begins: Conception, Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Infancy
Five Case Studies About Pregnancy, Conception, Childbirth, and Infancy
Sociocultural Organization of Childbearing
Reproductive Genetics and Genetic Mechanisms
Fetal Development
Pregnancy and the Life Course
Typical Infant Development
Caring for Infants
Infant Development: Risk and Protective Factors
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 12: Toddlerhood and Early Childhood
Case Studies About Toddlerhood and Early Childhood
Typical Development in Toddlerhood and Early Childhood
The Role of Play
Developmental Delays and Disabilities
Early Childhood Education
Risk and Protective Factors to Healthy Development in Early Childhood
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 13: Middle Childhood
Three Case Studies About Middle Childhood
Historical Perspective on Middle Childhood
Middle Childhood in the Multigenerational Family
Development in Middle Childhood
Middle Childhood and Formal Schooling
Special Challenges in Middle Childhood
Risk Factors and Protective Factors in Middle Childhood
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 14: Adolescence
Three Case Studies About Adolescence
The Social Construction of Adolescence Across Time and Space
Biological Aspects of Adolescence
Psychological Aspects of Adolescence
Social Aspects of Adolescence
Adolescent Spirituality/Religiosity
Adolescent Sexuality
Potential Challenges to Adolescent Development
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 15: Young and Middle Adulthood
Six Case Studies of Young and Middle Adulthood
A Life Course Perspective on Young and Middle Adulthood
Theoretical Approaches to Young and Middle Adulthood
Biological Changes in Young and Middle Adulthood
Psychological Changes in Young and Middle Adulthood
Spiritual Changes in Young and Middle Adulthood
Social Changes in Young and Middle Adulthood
Risk and Protection in Young and Middle Adulthood
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
Chapter 16: Late and Very Late Adulthood
Six Case Studies About Late and Very Late Adulthoodq
Cultural Construction of Age and Aging
Demographics of the Older Population
Psychosocial Theoretical Perspectives on Social Gerontology
Biological, Psychological, Social and Spiritual Changes in Adulthood
The Dying Process
Risk Factors and Protective Factors in Late Adulthood
Implications for Social Work Practice
Key Terms
Active Learning
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