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REVIEWER IN DIASS

Health status - it matters a lot as it dictates people disposition to listening and


responding and the ability to make meaning out of the communicated material.

community setting-it deals with citizens and particularly deliver social and public
services that ensure peaceful and orderly living.

private sectors setting- it refers to business community the people who are
involved in the delivery of public services that include job creation and employment
provision but are not government.

civil society setting- It sees itself as the “THIRD FORCE”. it comes to implement
government and business action.

school setting - These are educational and social institutions

Community setting-It is where all sectors interact: government, business, civil


society, and just about all individual and groups.

Mass media -it refers to all forms of communication that are devoted to
transmitting standardized messages to widespread audience.

Psychological frame of reference-This refers to the context and concepts of


communication, this is the set of parameters that define one’s mental schema.

spatial frame of reference- This refers to the context and concepts of


communication, this is a set of egocentric experience, environmental, and
geographical parameters that define one’s interpretation of reality.

temporal frame of reference- This refers to the context and concepts of


communication, this is a set of transient parameters, such as space and a range of
experience types that underlie immediate representations, which define one’s
representation of reality.

Context-This is a basic element in communication which means the context where


communication occurs.

channels- This is a basic element in communication which means that routes


travelled by a message as it goes between the sender and receiver.

development- This is a basic element in communication, it tells

Intrapersonal Communication-This refers to communication that occurs within


us.It is also refers to communication that occurs on one-to-one basic usually in an
informal, unstructured setting. Occurs between or among members of different
cultures or people who are enculturated differently.
Interviewing-It makes use of a series of questions and answers usually involving
two people or groups.

Small Group Communication- It occurs when a small group of people meets to


solve a problem. There is a cooperative thinking; there is a specific purpose.

Mass communication- The sender-receiver sends a message to an audience in a


highly structured manner. Additional visuals maybe used.

debaters, photographer and pilot are not career opportunities in


Communication

being on time- is not a sign that shows the dominance of the right brain.

Social position- This refers to the status that a person enjoys in a communication
context.

Educational level- This refers to the reading skills and the literacy rate of the
person.

age range- this can affect choice of communication format or distribution

primary language- it has to be considered if the message is to be affective.

. Social work-This is closely associated with government welfare and social


programs aimed at achieving social justice, fairness, and attainment of social
equilibrium
Social Worker- These people aim to protect the vulnerable ones from abuse
neglect of self-harm and to help enhance their well-being and quality of life.
Social Worker-They operate within legal frameworks for protecting and supporting
vulnerable people.
Social Work- It promotes social change, problem solving in human relationships
and the empowerment and liberation of people to enhance their wellbeing.
Neglecting the needs of people, Reforestation and Promoting abortion
.- are not principles of social work.
Compassion- It refers to the core values of social work which directs a social
worker to go beyond purely performing a service for a pay and allow them to be
generous with their time
social justice-It refers to the core values of social work which is their basis for
understanding of the need to ensure that everyone get serviced and that everyone
get a share of what the community possesses in material and non-material asset.
competence-It is a core values in social work, it separates social caregiving from
social work. Through special training social worker becomes separated from all
common sense, culture, and religious based care.
. scientist and economist, -are not career opportunities of social work
marine life exploration- is not the areas of specialization of social work.
Personal effectiveness-It makes you keep moving forward regardless of
emerging obstacles – problems, laziness, bad emotional state, etc. It reduces the
costs of overcoming obstacles. It can also be developed with the help of self-
discipline exercise.

harvest and farming

- are not included in Social workers work with a variety of different issues that can
greatly impact individuals, families, and communities.

cemetery and business firms- are not included were Social workers can be
employed virtually anywhere.

NASW-means National Association of Social Workers

Psychosocial assessment-This is an evaluation of a person’s mental health,


social status and functional capacity within the community.

Communication-is this deals with how humans use verbal and non-verbal
messages to create meaning in various context. It is also a process where people
sends and receives information to one another. This is a transactional process
where people generate meaning through the exchange of verbal messages in
specific contexts, influenced by individual and societal forces and embedded in
culture.

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