 Using a Science Literary Lens to Conceptualize Anxiety Around COVID-19: Strategies for Human Services Professionals

Heather Dahl, Tina Vo, Margarita Huerta
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Amid the COVID-19 global pandemic, Human Services Professionals (HSPs) are faced with clients experiencing increased anxiety. HSPs again must broaden their scope of competency to approach this novel, natural phenomenon. Science literacy is the understanding and application of scientific knowledge toward decisions and sensemaking. Although science literacy has many facets, one area, Crosscutting Concepts (CCCs), prioritizes individuals’ funds of knowledge to engage with new phenomena such as COVID-19. This paper describes the role of HSPs responding to COVID-19; provides a conceptual framework through the Ecological Systems Theory, which centers on clients and science literacy; and proposes an integration of science concepts with HSPs’ work. Finally, this paper ends with a vignette collection offering CCCs and resource pathways HSPs can utilize with their clients.
使用科学文学的视角概念化COVID-19周围的焦虑:人类服务专业人员的策略
在新冠肺炎全球大流行期间,公共服务专业人员(HSP)面临着越来越焦虑的客户。HSP必须再次扩大他们的能力范围,以应对这种新颖的自然现象。科学素养是对科学知识的理解和应用,用于决策和感知。尽管科学素养有很多方面,但其中一个领域,即交叉概念(CCC),优先考虑个人的知识资金,以应对新冠肺炎等新现象。本文描述了HSPs对新冠肺炎的反应作用;通过以客户和科学素养为中心的生态系统理论提供了一个概念框架;并提出将科学概念与HSP的工作相结合。最后,本文以一个小插曲集结束,该小插曲集提供了CCC和HSP可以与客户一起使用的资源路径。
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