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catalog abstract "Using a biopsychosocial perspective, this book demonstrates that there are many paths of knowledge, many methods of inquiry, and many perspectives that can guide one's understanding of human behavior. Resilience (how we cope with trauma) and meaning-making (how we see and make sense of the world around us) provide the conceptual framework of the book. Saleebey examines a number of specific theories relevant to the biopsychosocial approach: part/whole analysis, psychodynamic theory, ecological theory, cognitive theory, and radical/critical theory. Human development is presented as a continuing interaction between individual, family, community, social institutions, and culture. Pedagogical devices to aid the student include chapter overviews, case studies, and meaning-making dialogues at the end of each chapter that pose questions for further thought.--Publisher's website.".
catalog contributor b12304955.
catalog created "c2001.".
catalog date "2001".
catalog date "c2001.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
catalog description "Philosophical Principles -- Conceptual Frameworks -- Integrative Themes -- Paradigms, Postmodernism, and Possibilities -- Meaning-Making -- Self -- Culture -- Story, Connection, Ritual, and Myth -- Strengths and Resilience -- Strengths and Resilience: Images of Altruism and Humanity -- Biopsychosocial Understanding -- Human Nature and the Human Condition -- Genes and Experience: The Case of Temperament -- The Brain and Behavior: The Biopsychosocial View -- Nature and Nurture, Neurons and Narratives: Putting it all Together -- Nature and Nurture: How Necessary Are Parents? -- Neurons and Narratives: A Biopsychosocial Understanding of Mental Illness -- Theories: Part 1 -- The Elements of Theory -- Part/Whole Analysis -- Psychodynamic Theory -- Theories: Part II -- Ecological Theory -- Cognitive Theory -- Radical/Critical Theory -- Person/Environment, Part I: Families--The Variety of Us -- The Family and Society Today: What's Up? -- What Are Families For? -- What Is a Family? -- Family Resilience -- Person/Environment, Part II: Coming Into Being in the Family and Community -- A Contextual Model of Family Transition and Adaptation -- Becoming Partners and Being a Couple -- A New Human Being Joins the Family -- When Things Go Awry -- Person/Environment, Part III: Growing Up in Family and Community -- Middle Childhood: The Forgotten Years -- Person/Environment, Part IV: Coming of Age in Family and Community -- Sturm and Drang or The Romance of Risk? -- Person/Environment, Part V: Maturing and Aging in Family and Community.".
catalog description "Using a biopsychosocial perspective, this book demonstrates that there are many paths of knowledge, many methods of inquiry, and many perspectives that can guide one's understanding of human behavior. Resilience (how we cope with trauma) and meaning-making (how we see and make sense of the world around us) provide the conceptual framework of the book. Saleebey examines a number of specific theories relevant to the biopsychosocial approach: part/whole analysis, psychodynamic theory, ecological theory, cognitive theory, and radical/critical theory. Human development is presented as a continuing interaction between individual, family, community, social institutions, and culture. Pedagogical devices to aid the student include chapter overviews, case studies, and meaning-making dialogues at the end of each chapter that pose questions for further thought.--Publisher's website.".
catalog extent "xiv, 509 p. ;".
catalog identifier "0231112807 (cloth : alk. paper)".
catalog isPartOf "Foundations of social work knowledge".
catalog issued "2001".
catalog issued "c2001.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York : Columbia University Press,".
catalog subject "302 21".
catalog subject "HM1106 .S25 2001".
catalog subject "Interpersonal relations.".
catalog subject "Psychology.".
catalog subject "Social ecology.".
catalog tableOfContents "Philosophical Principles -- Conceptual Frameworks -- Integrative Themes -- Paradigms, Postmodernism, and Possibilities -- Meaning-Making -- Self -- Culture -- Story, Connection, Ritual, and Myth -- Strengths and Resilience -- Strengths and Resilience: Images of Altruism and Humanity -- Biopsychosocial Understanding -- Human Nature and the Human Condition -- Genes and Experience: The Case of Temperament -- The Brain and Behavior: The Biopsychosocial View -- Nature and Nurture, Neurons and Narratives: Putting it all Together -- Nature and Nurture: How Necessary Are Parents? -- Neurons and Narratives: A Biopsychosocial Understanding of Mental Illness -- Theories: Part 1 -- The Elements of Theory -- Part/Whole Analysis -- Psychodynamic Theory -- Theories: Part II -- Ecological Theory -- Cognitive Theory -- Radical/Critical Theory -- Person/Environment, Part I: Families--The Variety of Us -- The Family and Society Today: What's Up? -- What Are Families For? -- What Is a Family? -- Family Resilience -- Person/Environment, Part II: Coming Into Being in the Family and Community -- A Contextual Model of Family Transition and Adaptation -- Becoming Partners and Being a Couple -- A New Human Being Joins the Family -- When Things Go Awry -- Person/Environment, Part III: Growing Up in Family and Community -- Middle Childhood: The Forgotten Years -- Person/Environment, Part IV: Coming of Age in Family and Community -- Sturm and Drang or The Romance of Risk? -- Person/Environment, Part V: Maturing and Aging in Family and Community.".
catalog title "Human behavior and social environments : a biopsychosocial approach / Dennis Saleebey.".
catalog type "text".