How do skills such as facilitation, listening, and conflict resolution help a social group worker to promote participation and learning within a group setting?
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What is programme planning in social work? Why is programme planning considered essential in social group work?
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. In what ways do different types of groups influence the role and intervention strategies of a social group worker?
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What do you understand by the term 'social group'? How do the key characteristics of a 'social group' differentiate a 'group' from an 'aggregate".
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See Answer →How does social case work practice in India balance the concept of individual self-determination with the culturally rooted family norms?
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What do you mean by voluntary action? How does the interplay between the voluntary action (charity, Shramdan) and professional social work shape the ongoing debate about social work's status as a profession in India?
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Why are prisoners' rights considered essential for humane prison administration? Discuss in detail.
See Answer →. How does the shift from deterrent to reformative and restorative theories of punishment influence the correctional institutions in India?
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Why is the principle of presumption of innocence and the right to a fair trial considered central to the criminal justice process?
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Discuss the importance of the criminal justice processes investigation, trial, and correction in crime control and protection of individual rights?
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What is the adversarial criminal justice system? Why is the principle of 'presumption of innocence' considered central to the adversarial criminal justice system.
See Answer →How does the interdependence of the police, prosecution, judiciary, and correctional institutions influence the credibility of the criminal justice administration in India?
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Discuss the philosophical bases of the elements of crime (actus reus, mens rea, and concurrence) for establishing criminal liability.
See Answer →What do you understand by the terms 'deviance' and 'crime'? How does the distinction between these two helps in understanding the social and legal responses to rule-breaking behaviour in society?
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