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    Title: Who Are Social Workers? Introduction: “Work is a central activity in the lives of most people. The jobs people hold and the work they do provide a sense of personal identity, a way to organizing the day, connection to a social network, a reason to get out the house, a chance to use and develop skills, and of course a steady income.” (Volti) When it comes to the profession of social work, it is sometimes overlooked and goes unnoticed. Social work is a profession just as important as a doctor

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    existence. In which the theory of natural selection was crafted and resulted in Darwin’s “survival of the fittest”. Scholars began to use the term Social Darwinism in order to describe the concept of Charles Darwin to explain the philosophical justification behind racism, politics, economics and social issues. Intellectuals also concluded that Social Darwinism rooted from Darwin’s

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    Research is important in many professions but in social work it is essential. I am not intrigued with research. I do not care to read other people’s research conclusions. I also do not like doing my own research. My least favorite type of paper to write is a research paper. I have a hard time drawing my own conclusions from other people’s research as well as backing up my ideas with research. I am aware that research is an essential part of academia. I also acknowledge research will assist me in

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    Many people worldwide are affiliated with social networks everyday. Keith Wilcox and Andrew Stephan’s did a research on how social networking, particularly Facebook, was used to boost one’s self esteem with tie strengths. Tie strength can be defined as strong or weak. Strong ties can be described as the close connection to their friends, while weak ties are considered their “acquaintances that are distant friends” (Wilcox & Stephan, 2013, p. 92). Wilcox is an assistant professor at Columbia University

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    Social Psychological Research Methods: Social Psychological Measurement Harvesting and Harnessing Social Media Data for Psychological Research Social media, also termed social networking sites, comprise websites, web-based services, platforms, and applications that allow individuals to “(1) construct a public or semi-public profile within a bounded system, (2) articulate a list of other users with whom they share a connection, and (3) view and traverse their list of connections and those made by

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    Developing Social Network and Strengthening Social Support for New International Students of Ohio University Background International students need social support because they will face at least two challenges in the new academic settings. First, the adaptation to the new environment because of different geographic location, climate and also different culture. Second, adaptation to new educational system that may differ with home country system with different academic demand. Moreover, International

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    In the late 1960’s the right to vote, freedom of speech, fair and equal treatment movement happened in America, blacks were being discriminated and separated because of their race and religion. The “Sexual Revolution” social movement was also going on, that strained traditional codes of behavior related to sexuality and between people’s relationships. Women were fighting for their rights and state where all things are equal. When Richard Nixon the president of the Unite States bombed Vietnam all

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    Social life in Britain during the nineteenth century wascharacterized by different social classes: “the upper class, the middle class and the working class”. The difference in social classes could be distinguished by inequalities in wealth, education, working and living conditions .The classes lived in separate areas and they observed different social customs (Mitchell, 2009:17). First, the upper class was the least studied of all classes; people from the upper class were mostly extremely wealthy

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    Social Work is a tough profession, emphasis on the community-based part, the human rights and social justice. This career is aimed to help those in need. You must take Social Work 215, 310 and complete 440 hours of Internship along with community-based experience. For Social Work 215, you need 25 hours and for social work 310, you need 40 hours. For Social Work 310, you need to make a C or better. If you obtain a bachelor’s degree in Social Work and apply to the field, you will be available for advanced

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    Concept below Social Construction Social construction originates from a human attempt to come to terms with the nature of the world realities. Social construction is a general term that represents a sociology perspective that concentrates on the development of different sociology phenomenon as described in the social context. Social construction theory questions the different assumptions held by the quality of items, concepts and issues that human beings try to resolve each day. The theory instead

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