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All right.
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So it looks like we have some questions in regards to social work and things that are related.
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So number one, members of these groups participate in activities for enjoyment and exercise.
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That would be a recreational groups.
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Number two, a person is responsible for both his or her problems and its solution.
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That is going to be the moral model.
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Number three, they enter into an agreement with the social worker.
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To solve their issue.
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So we have a, applicant, c, client, b model, d, social work.
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So that is going to be c, a client.
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Number four, process of stimulating, assisting the local community to evaluate.
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We have the medical or disease model.
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B, socialization groups, c, community practice, d, education groups.
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So that is going to be c, community practice.
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Number five, a general practitioner, as he or she is expected to possess a wide range of skills.
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We've got a, social conversation groups, b, socialization groups, c, social worker, d social group.
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So in this case, they were talking about the social worker.
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So that is c.
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Moving onward to number six.
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Number six says the main goal of these groups is to improve interpersonal awareness to relate one another in an intimate manner and self -disclosure.
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We've got a, sensitivity groups, b, education groups.
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C, self -help, d, compensatory model.
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So that is going to be a, sensitivity groups.
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It's trying to garner an awareness of, you know, the emotions and needs of others.
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All right, moving on to number seven.
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These are groups composed of volunteer members come together to solve problems...