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The document discusses applied social sciences, which applies concepts from various social science disciplines like sociology, psychology, and political science to understand society and address problems. It notes that applied social sciences can lead to careers in counseling, social work, and communication studies by providing training in multidisciplinary knowledge and skills. The document also provides details on the goals, values, and competencies of counseling as a field within applied social sciences.

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Diass Lesson

The document discusses applied social sciences, which applies concepts from various social science disciplines like sociology, psychology, and political science to understand society and address problems. It notes that applied social sciences can lead to careers in counseling, social work, and communication studies by providing training in multidisciplinary knowledge and skills. The document also provides details on the goals, values, and competencies of counseling as a field within applied social sciences.

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DIASS

DISCIPLINE IN APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES


Applied Social
Sciences
branch of study that applies the
different concepts, theoretical
models, and theories of the social
science disciplines to help
understand society and the
different problems and issues. The
applied social sciences is utilized to
provide alternative solutions to the
diverse problem of the society.
• The study of past events - HISTORY
• The study of places, people and their
environments. - GEOGRAPHY
• It came from the Latin word societas or
socius which means comrade, friend, ally. -
SOCIETY
• The scientific study of humans -
ANTHROPOLOGY
• It is concerned with the consumptions of
goods and services - ECONOMICS
• The study of society and the human
behavior in it. - SOCIAL SCIENCE
• The study of populations and
subpopulations - DEMOGRAPHICS
• The study of Human social relationships in
the society - SOCIOLOGY
• The study of mind and behavior -
PSYCHOLOGY
• The study of language - LINGUISTICS
• Systematic study of government and politics
- POLITICAL SCIENCE
• It focuses on distinct issue but with the help
of social science disciplines -APPLIED
SOCIAL SCIENCE
Three main career tracks for applied social
scientist
Counselling is one of the fields of applied social
sciences as an application of the social sciences,
counselling provides guidance, help, and support to
individuals who are distraught by a diverse set of
problems in their lives.
Social work practitioners help individuals, families, and
groups, communities to improve their individual and
collective well-being.
Communication Studies- Applied social science
provide adequate training for careers in the field of
journalism and mass communication because of
multidisciplinary knowledge and skills that graduates
learn from social
DIASS | 2023 sciences.
Counseling can be done
through the following:

o Guidance counselling
o Life coaching
o Career counselling
o Personal growth counselling
WHAT IS “A professional
COUNSELING? relationship that
empowers diverse
individuals, families, and
groups to accomplish
mental health, wellness,
education, and career
goals."
DIASS | 2023
GOALS OF COUNSELING
1. Development Goals- assist in meeting or advancing the
client's human growth and development including social,
personal, emotional, cognitive, and physical wellness
2. Preventive Goals- helps the client avoid some undesired
outcome
3. Enhancement Goals- enhance special skills and abilities
4. Remedial Goals- assisting a client to overcome and treat an
undesirable development
5. Exploratory Goals- examining options, testing of skills, trying
new and different activities, etc.

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GOALS OF COUNSELING
6. Reinforcement Goals helps client in recognizing that what
they are doing, thinking, and feeling is fine
7. Cognitive Goals involves acquiring the basic foundation of
learning and cognitive skills
8. Physiological Goals involves acquiring the basic
understanding and habits for good health
9. Psychological Goals aids in developing good social
interaction skills, learning emotional control, and developing
positive self-concept

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CORE VALUES OF COUNSELING
1. Respecting human rights and dignity.
2. Protecting the safety of clients.
3. Ensuring the integrity of practitioner-
client relationship.
4. Enhancing the quality of professional
knowledge and its application.
5. Alleviating personal distress and
suffering
CORE VALUES OF COUNSELING
6. Fostering a sense of self that is meaningful
to the person(s) concerned.
7. Increasing personal effectiveness.
8. Enhancing the quality of relationships
between people.
9. Appreciating the variety of human
experience and culture.
10. Striving for the fair and adequate provision
of counselling and psychotherapy services.
Characteristics
of a Professional
Counselor

C o u n sel o rs mu st
dev el o p A N D E XH I BI T
T H E S E T RA I T S to
di st i n gu i sh t h e
u n i qu en ess o f th ei r
p ro f essi o n
1. Empathy
2. Acceptance
3. Genuineness
4. Self-Awareness
5. Cultural
Competence
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6. Open-mindedness
7. Integrity
8. Competence
9. Problem-Solving Skills
and Creativity
10. Embracing a Perspective
of Wellness
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Competencies
Of a TRANSFORMATIONAL
COUNSELOR
1. ESTABLISHING RAPPORT
2. BASIC ATTENDING SKILLS
3. OBSERVATIONAL SKILLS
4. BASIC RESPONDING
SKILLS
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BASIC ATTENDING SKILLS
S – means s eating across the counselee

BASIC ATTENDING SKILLS


O– means adopting an o pen posture during the
counseling session;
L– means l eaning at times toward the
counselee;
E- means maintaining an e ye contact, but not
necessarily staring at the counselee; and
R– means being relaxed or the ability to be
composed and confident during the session
Six Basic types of Non-Verbal expression

BASIC ATTENDING SKILLS


1. Physical Appearance
2. Personal Space
3. Voice
4. Facial Expression
5. Body Language
6. Sudden Change in Behavior

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