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Analyzing the Components of Eco-Maps

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1. Analyze the concepts underlying a specific application of the eco-map and articulate the relevance of the concept to the family, child, etc.

2. Analyze key concepts of social work practice through clearly articulated analysis of the client needs and other contextual factors prior to and during the application of the eco-map.

3. Analyze the generalist values in a specified application of social work skills (the EcoMap) by identifying and discussing the specific considerations necessary for successful and ethical assessment of using the EcoMap tool.

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An analysis of the components of Eco-Maps is provided. The specific applications of the eco-map are provided.

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1. Eco maps can help visualize relationships and systems that affect the life of a person. It is like a system's theory in map form, showing how the structures and other aspects affect a person. For example, a relationship that is between a husband and wife can be visually mapped with a thick line showing a strong relationship. Or it can be shown as a wavy line signifying a stressful relationship. This helps analyze how relationships affect a person's stress level, perceptions, and reactions. Directional arrows can decipher if the person or the relationship influences both directions or a single direction. Knowing ...

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