2. Origin of the Problem Solving Process
NAME DESCRIPTION
JOHN DEWEY Problem Solving behavior is based on reflective
thought that begins with the feeling of doubt or
confusion
Reflective Thinking
Steps:
1. Recognizing the difficulty
2. Defining the difficulty
3. Raising suggestion for possible solutions
4. Selecting optimal solution
5. Carrying out solution
3. Origin of the Problem Solving Process
NAME DESCRIPTION
George Polya Mathematics Professor
Steps in Problem Solving:
1. Understanding the problem
2. Devising a plan
3. Carrying out the Plan
4. Evaluation of the Plan
4. Origin of the Problem Solving Process
NAME DESCRIPTION
Helen Harris Perlman Originator of Problem Solving Framework
Social work process is a progressive transaction
between the professional helper ( Social Worker)
and the client.
Problem Solving Operations:
1. STUDY
2. DIAGNOSIS
3. TREATMENT
6. SOCIAL WORK HELPING PROCESS
1. ASSEMENT BEGINNING PHASE
2. PLANNING
3. INTERVENTION OR PLAN
IMPLEMENTATION
MIDDLE PHASE / INTERVENTION PHASE
4. EVALUATION ENDING PHASE
5. TERMINATION
7. FLORENCE HOLLIS
CASE WORK PROCESS
ROBERT D. VINTER
GROUPWORK
ARTHUR DUNHAM
COMMUNITY ORGANIZING
1. Define the general nature of the
problem presented
1. Intake 1. Recognizing the problem
2. Psychological study ( connecting to
personality theories)
2. Diagnosis and treatment Planning 2. Analysis of the problem or
ASSESSMENT
3. Diagnosis and formulation of
treatment plan
3. Group composition and formation 3. Planning or consideration of the
action to be taken
4. Treatment 4. Group Development and Treatment 4. Action – is the execution of plans
and initiation of services
5. Evaluation 5. Evaluation 5. Evaluation
6. Termination 6. Termination