Human Behavior Theory for Social Work Practice
by John B. Thompson, Terry L. (Lea) Koenig, Richard (Rick) N. Spano
Human Behavior Theory for Social Work Practice offers an introduction to theories of human behavior relevant to social work education and practice. It helps readers consider how theoretical perspectives support professional understanding and engagement, making it a useful resource for students and practitioners building a foundation in social work theory.
About This Book
Human Behavior Theory for Social Work Practice examines theoretical approaches to understanding people and their behavior within the context of social work.
The book provides a foundation for connecting human behavior theory with social work practice and professional learning.
It is suited to readers seeking an organized introduction to concepts that inform how social workers understand and engage with the people and environments they serve.
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