Working with Adults through the Lifespan - Human Behavior and the Social Environment 2

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Human behavior and the social environment (HBSE) is a foundational concept in social work and often used in other helping professions. HBSE provides the helping professional a lens to view individuals and families, recognizing that 'behavior is communication' and all behavior is influenced by the surrounding environment. This concept provides a system's perspective when working with individuals and families, providing multiple points of assessment, understanding, intervention, and evaluation. This course focuses on life-span development, focusing on young through late adulthood and end of life; including biological, psychological, sociological, spiritual, and cultural theoretical/developmental perspectives. It is a cross-disciplinary intersectional approach to understanding human behavior. Satisfies Magis Core: Understanding Social Science. P: SWK 261 and SWK 275 .