The creative practitioner : creative theory and method for the helping services
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The creative practitioner : creative theory and method for the helping services
（Haworth series in social work practice, v. 2）
Haworth Press, c1988
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- : hbk
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Bibliography: p. 223-234
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Here is the first text that links creative thinking processes with problem-solving processes for the profession of social work. The complexity of human problems and our frequent resistantance to change leaves many of us with inhibitions toward the difficult problem solving process. Author Bernard Gelfand, a student and teacher of creative problem solving for nearly a decade, provides exciting and convincing evidence that his five-step Creative Problem Solving Model can help human service professionals think creatively about the social problems of clients and enhance their methods of service delivery. Gelfand explains the key steps to the Creative Problem Solving Model--fact finding, problem finding, strategy and idea finding, solution finding, and acceptance finding. In addition to the valuable guidelines for creative thinking, The Creative Practitioner is jampacked with easily applicable strategies for incorporating creative thinking into student learning about the problem-solving process and exercises to assist students and practitioners in overcoming their obstacles to creativity. By teaching students to expect that there are many ways to solve a problems encourages them to approach their clients with a positive attitude. This unique new text offers exercises in all the skills of problem solving--defining problems, producing ideas, deciding upon the most preferred solutions, planning for their implementation, and evaluating their impact. Students, educators, and practitioners will quickly discover the value of this useful text.
目次
Contents Integrating Creativity and Problem Solving
Explaining Creativity
Blocks to Creative Problem Solving
Creative Problem Solving: A Beginning
The Importance of Finding the Problem
Strategy and Idea Finding: An Introduction
Strategy and Idea- Finding Techniques
Making Decisions Creatively
Acceptance Finding: Planning and Acting
Monitoring and Evaluating the Solution
Inventing for the Helping Services
Bibliography
Index
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