Theories Crossword

social behaviors is best understood in terms of tension between groups over power and allocation of resources
society is structured to maintain its stability as a whole; the overall good for society
we all attach meaning to our communications with others within the context in which the interaction takes place,
we construct our reality based on our experiences
advocacy of social, economic, and political equality
hostility towards those who are perceived inferior status
attacks by a dominant group on a weaker group
allows people to deny owning uncomfortable feelings
process of creating and perpetrating a condition merely assuming it is true
views political structures as benefiting only the elites, who have access to power and resources
views political structures as benefiting only the elites, who have access to power and resources
Cultural Framing Perspective
all humans have the right to live fulfilled lives
concerned with what society "owes" its members
understanding the complexities of culture and how individual lives are influences and groups are treated
use the skills of community members to approach problems from the local level
social worker acts as the expert and takes the lead in developing change strategies
community members are empowered to be their own change agents through protesting, lobbying,