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Social Work Practice with Groups
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Social Work Practice with Groups
Q1: The focus of task, educational, support, and skills groups sets them apart from
each other. Task groups, such as committees or project teams, are transitory structures with
the express purpose of completing an action or project. These groups are formed by social
workers, who participate as members, direct the group process, and resolve any problems that
may arise. On the other hand, educational organizations teach individuals about specific
circumstances or conditions. Instead of completing tasks, they place more emphasis on
promoting dialogue and the spread of knowledge. Support groups offer sympathy and
empathy to people going through particular conditions or circumstances in life. They promote
the sharing of coping mechanisms and personal experiences. The focus of skills groups is on
improving members’ competencies. This includes a range of activities relating to social
competence, problem-solving, and emotional awareness. The aim is to improve proficiency
through practice and learning new techniques.
Q2: I would oversee a support group as a social worker. It offers a …
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