Human Behavior Theory for Social Work Practice offers an in-depth exploration of human behavior theory and helps readers connect each theory to social work practice. Instead of following the traditional lifespan approach, the book introduces key theories and shows how they apply to case examples across different life stages. With insights from years in social work practice, Terry Koenig, John Thompson, and Rick Spano share case examples that encourage learners to engage deeply with ideas and respond to challenges with clarity and care. The new Second Edition addresses all three levels of practice, with a strong emphasis on neuroscience, ethics, and provides a comprehensive foundation into the history of the profession, equipping learners to think critically, act ethically, and grow into reflective practitioners.
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Terry L. Koenig, PhD, LSCSW, professor, School of Social Welfare, University of Kansas, teaches human behavior theory, ethics, social work philosophy, and qualitative research methods. Sparked by relationships with her Kazakh daughter-in-law and grandchildren, she pursued a Fulbright scholarship to Kazakhstan in 2011 where she taught social policy with social work students on the Siberian steppe. Dr. Koenig’s scholarship examines ethical decision-making and cross-cultural aspects of social work practice. In addition, she has developed and supported a cross-cultural social work course between the School of Social Welfare and social work faculty at the Universitá del Sacro Cuore in Milan, Italy.
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