Susan Rice
Biographic Data
| ID | 6001548 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susan Rice |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susan |
| FAMILY NAME | Rice |
| SIGNATURE | RICE S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Susan Rice's film criticism has appeared in Media & Methods, Take One, New Cinema Review, and Best Sellers magazines. She is an Associate of the Center for Understanding Media in New York City, and is currently completing a screenplay. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Nutrition in the 1000-Day Window
A Time of Transition
This narrative describes, from a personal perspective, the aging and dying processes of a social worker's parents, and the impact that this process had on her teaching in the area of social work practice and gerontology. The impact of a personal crisis on one's professional role is dramatic. Issues related to social support, the conflict inherent in multiple roles, and the burdens and joys of caretaking are explored in an effort to offer readers …
Ethical Dilemmas of Working with Individuals Who Have HIV Disease
This article presents the results of a survey of 99 practitioners that explored their attitudes related to the conflicting priorities of maintaining the principles of confidentiality, versus exercising one's duty to warn someone of danger. Social work practitioners face this dilemma in working with individuals who have HIV disease. When clients let workers know that they are engaging in unsafe sexual practices, and have not warned their partner o…
Women Social Workers' Beliefs and Treatment Strategies
This article describes a study that explored the personal beliefs of 116 female social workers about male-female relationships, and their treatment strategies in working with female clients in relation to three philosophical paradigms: the feminist, the psychological, and the retrofeminist. The study found that although the respondents embraced feminist beliefs more than they did the other two paradigms, their treatment strategies were often inco…
Popular Advice to Women
This article examines the ways in which the feminist perspective is being eroded in the popular culture through self-help books for women. It discusses two models of such books—the psychological and the retrofeminist. Both models represent a retraction of the feminist ideal of equality and mutuality in relationships. The proliferation of these books signals a disturbing trend
Sexuality and Intimacy for Aging Women
No abstract available for this article
Group Process
This paper describes how the group process can be effectively utilized as a means of preparting students for work with populations that are "foreign" to them. Using the elderly as an example, a group design is described, that allowed students to take on the character of an elderly person over a 6-8 week period, and to "know" the issues that the elderly face, on an effective as well as a cognitive level. Examples of group cohesion, the move of the…
Beyond War
An educationally focused non-partisan grass roots peace movement is described, as are the empowering effects of being involved in such a group. Beginning attempts to utilize this approach with senior citizens are explored, and further experimentation is encouraged
Violence
“An actor, shot at, grabs his kneecap and falls downstairs. Within a few seconds, he is able to explain, in a politely stoical voice, that he isn't badly hurt—just hit in the leg. This is a fair measure of how intimately most movies are acquainted with even the most rudimentary realities of experience. A good excruciating crack on every kneecap that needs it might be enough to revolutionize Hollywood. Even if it didn't, it would be a pleasure to …
Popular Advice to Women
This article examines the ways in which the feminist perspective is being eroded in the popular culture through self-help books for women. It discusses two models of such books—the psychological and the retrofeminist. Both models represent a retraction of the feminist ideal of equality and mutuality in relationships. The proliferation of these books signals a disturbing trend
A Time of Transition
This narrative describes, from a personal perspective, the aging and dying processes of a social worker's parents, and the impact that this process had on her teaching in the area of social work practice and gerontology. The impact of a personal crisis on one's professional role is dramatic. Issues related to social support, the conflict inherent in multiple roles, and the burdens and joys of caretaking are explored in an effort to offer readers …
Women Social Workers' Beliefs and Treatment Strategies
This article describes a study that explored the personal beliefs of 116 female social workers about male-female relationships, and their treatment strategies in working with female clients in relation to three philosophical paradigms: the feminist, the psychological, and the retrofeminist. The study found that although the respondents embraced feminist beliefs more than they did the other two paradigms, their treatment strategies were often inco…
Group Process
This paper describes how the group process can be effectively utilized as a means of preparting students for work with populations that are "foreign" to them. Using the elderly as an example, a group design is described, that allowed students to take on the character of an elderly person over a 6-8 week period, and to "know" the issues that the elderly face, on an effective as well as a cognitive level. Examples of group cohesion, the move of the…
Violence
“An actor, shot at, grabs his kneecap and falls downstairs. Within a few seconds, he is able to explain, in a politely stoical voice, that he isn't badly hurt—just hit in the leg. This is a fair measure of how intimately most movies are acquainted with even the most rudimentary realities of experience. A good excruciating crack on every kneecap that needs it might be enough to revolutionize Hollywood. Even if it didn't, it would be a pleasure to …
Group Process
This paper describes how the group process can be effectively utilized as a means of preparting students for work with populations that are "foreign" to them. Using the elderly as an example, a group design is described, that allowed students to take on the character of an elderly person over a 6-8 week period, and to "know" the issues that the elderly face, on an effective as well as a cognitive level. Examples of group cohesion, the move of the…
Beyond War
An educationally focused non-partisan grass roots peace movement is described, as are the empowering effects of being involved in such a group. Beginning attempts to utilize this approach with senior citizens are explored, and further experimentation is encouraged
Sexuality and Intimacy for Aging Women
No abstract available for this article
Popular Advice to Women
This article examines the ways in which the feminist perspective is being eroded in the popular culture through self-help books for women. It discusses two models of such books—the psychological and the retrofeminist. Both models represent a retraction of the feminist ideal of equality and mutuality in relationships. The proliferation of these books signals a disturbing trend
Women Social Workers' Beliefs and Treatment Strategies
This article describes a study that explored the personal beliefs of 116 female social workers about male-female relationships, and their treatment strategies in working with female clients in relation to three philosophical paradigms: the feminist, the psychological, and the retrofeminist. The study found that although the respondents embraced feminist beliefs more than they did the other two paradigms, their treatment strategies were often inco…
Ethical Dilemmas of Working with Individuals Who Have HIV Disease
This article presents the results of a survey of 99 practitioners that explored their attitudes related to the conflicting priorities of maintaining the principles of confidentiality, versus exercising one's duty to warn someone of danger. Social work practitioners face this dilemma in working with individuals who have HIV disease. When clients let workers know that they are engaging in unsafe sexual practices, and have not warned their partner o…
A Time of Transition
This narrative describes, from a personal perspective, the aging and dying processes of a social worker's parents, and the impact that this process had on her teaching in the area of social work practice and gerontology. The impact of a personal crisis on one's professional role is dramatic. Issues related to social support, the conflict inherent in multiple roles, and the burdens and joys of caretaking are explored in an effort to offer readers …
Nutrition in the 1000-Day Window
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