Module 5-Unit 1-Activity 1

Social work is both and transdisciplinary, and draws on a wide array of scientific and research. ‘Science’ is understood in this context in its most basic meaning as ‘ ‘. Social work draws on its own constantly developing foundation and, as well as theories from other human , including but not limited to development, social pedagogy, administration, anthropology, ecology, economics, education, management, nursing, psychiatry, psychology, public health, and sociology. The uniqueness of social work and theories is that they are and . Much of social work research and theory is co-constructed with service users in an , dialogic process and therefore informed by specific practice .