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The document provides information about counseling and social sciences. It includes a graphic organizer classifying disciplines as pure or applied social sciences. It also includes a Venn diagram differentiating social sciences and applied social sciences. The document discusses seeking help from a counselor or psychiatrist for depression and financial issues preventing formal help. It agrees that counseling can help identify problems, thinking patterns, and develop a positive outlook. Finally, it provides goals of counseling including behavior change, relationship building, coping enhancement, decision making, and development.

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Ramiscal As Diass Module1

The document provides information about counseling and social sciences. It includes a graphic organizer classifying disciplines as pure or applied social sciences. It also includes a Venn diagram differentiating social sciences and applied social sciences. The document discusses seeking help from a counselor or psychiatrist for depression and financial issues preventing formal help. It agrees that counseling can help identify problems, thinking patterns, and develop a positive outlook. Finally, it provides goals of counseling including behavior change, relationship building, coping enhancement, decision making, and development.

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Paula Grace B.

Ramiscal Grade 12 – HUMSS 4

MODULE 1

*What I Know

Graphic Organizer Completion. Using the bubble map below, classify whether the following the
disciplines are Pure Social Sciences or Applied Social Sciences. Disciplines to be categorized:

Economics Political Science


Counseling History
Geography Social Work
Psychology Anthropology
Sociology Political Science
Demography Communication

Anthropology

History Economics

Political Geography
Science Applied
Social
Sciences

Social
Work
Psychology

Counseling
Sociology
Economics
Political
Science
Sociology

Counseling
Anthropology
Pure Social
Science

History
Psychology

Geography
Demography

Disciplines to be Categorized

Economics Political Science


Counseling History
Geography Social Work
Psychology Anthropology
Sociology Demography
Communication
*Supplemental Activity
Venn Diagram: Differentiate social sciences and applied social sciences.

Social Sciences Applied Social Sciences

- are investigating human - focuses on the practical


society and the different forces application of the various
that operate within it. theories, frameworks, concepts,
- Economics, Political Science, and methodologies learned
Sociology, Geography, from the Social Sciences in real-
Anthropology, Psychology, life settings.
Demography and History are all
branches of it.

*What’s New: Activity 2.1


I Need Help, Where Will I Go?
Instruction:
1. If something is bothering you about life matters: academics, relationships, family, identity, and
financial concerns, with whom will you share your problem? Will you pursue a formal help or a
non-formal help? Why or why not? Explain your answer.
2. Write your answer in the box.

Notes Box

Name: Paula Grace B. Ramiscal

I’m having trouble with my depression. I don’t tell my problems to other people, even my
family because I know they will just think that I’m over acting. I just cry at night where no
one sees me. I actually want to seek help from a Psychiatrist or Counselor, but no one will
be there for me. I also have trouble financially so I can’t afford to seek formal help from a
professional.
*What I Have Learned: Activity 2.2
In What Way Will Counseling Empower Me?
Instruction:
In our discussion on counseling goals, John McLeod contends that: “Counseling aims to empower the
client by helping him/her make critical decisions in life, develop ability to cope, enhance effectiveness
and improve quality life.”
1. What do you think about this statement? Do you accept or support it? How will it empower you?
Explain your answer.
2. Write your answer in the box.

Notes Box

Name: Paula Grace B. Ramiscal

I agree of John McLeod content because counseling can help people to pinpoint problems and
understand aspects of the problems that may be improved. They can also identify negative or illogical
thinking patterns that contribute to feelings of hopelessness and helplessness, and to develop a more
positive outlook. Explore learned thoughts and behaviors that create or maintain problems.

*Assessment: POST TEST

I. Directions: Modified True or False. Write T if the sentence is true. If your answer is false, write a brief
explanation why the statement is incorrect.

1. False. Counseling is between a counselor and a client. Counselors help clients identify
goals.
2. False. Counseling has a wide scope that includes cognitive, mental, economic, financial,
psychological, and others. It is also applied to individuals, families and groups.
3. True
4. True
5. True
II. Provide what is being asked for each item.

1. Give the five major goals of counseling. Provide a specific example for each.

1. Facilitating behavior change.


Example: A man that wants to quit smoking.
2. Improving the client’s ability to establish and maintain relationships.
Example: fixing relationship between child and parent.
3. Enhancing the client’s effectiveness and ability to cope.
Example: A woman that has low self-confidence.
4. Promoting the decision-making process and facilitating client potential.
Example: Discovering the client’s talent or what he/she is passionate about.
5. Development.
Example: Developing self-esteem.

2. Give five specific goals of counseling. Explain each.

1. Development Goals - goals worth going after. Learn what is most important to you. We all have
values that are a vital part of who we are.
2. Enhancement Goals - are a way to gain more experience and improve your skills in the
workplace.
3. Preventive Goals - focuses on the loss you would incur if you failed to take action.
4. Psychological Goals - is to study and treat people who have mental illnesses or emotional
difficulties.
5. Physiological Goals - comprise muscular strength increases, changes in body composition, and
increased flexibility.

III. Interview three to five counselors and ask them the following questions.

1. How will you define counseling? What are the goals/purposes of counseling?

Technically speaking, " counselor " means "advisor." It involves two people working together to
solve a problem. It is a term that is used in conjunction with many types of advice giving.
Counseling will help individuals obtain information, and to clarify emotional concerns that may
interfere with or be related to the decisions involved.

2. What can you say about counseling in the Philippines?


Counseling is on its way to professionalization and regulation. Counseling is growing in depth
and credibility, as evidenced by applications in practice that are not only indigenous
but powerfully relevant.

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