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Ted Bundy

Notorious Presentation

Sarah Cassidy, Abbey-Hill Caswell, Becca Frick, Brittney Harrington, Megan Parent

Importance of HBSE in Social Work

  • This course provides models of human development
  • Biopsychosocial, Erikson, Piaget, Freud, etc.
  • It also explains possible motives, as well as outside influences that shape an individual's behavior
  • Comprehensively evaluates the individual's life, from their most personal experiences, to how they have been affected by society
  • HBSE gives social workers special insight into not only the influential factors in a person's life, but also how to better approach their problems
  • through the use of development models

A Comprehensive Approach

A Comprehensive Approach

  • Social work is somewhat unique in its approach to problem-solving.
  • Example: A patient is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
  • A doctor will inform the patient of their diagnosis, and maybe offer some information about future treatment options.
  • A social worker would additionally educate the patient about how this condition might affect their ADL's, as well as work with their family to coordinate better care if necessary.
  • In certain cases, the social worker might even look into legislation that could be negatively affecting the client, and legally advocate for better policies (wheelchairs, ramps, etc.).
  • Here are our micro, mezzo, and macro analyses of Ted Bundy.

Micro-analysis

Micro: the individual and immediate family

The focus is centered around individual characteristics such as IQ, age, gender, income, spirituality, self-esteem, physical and mental health, and emotional development

(Rogers, 2016)

Early Childhood

  • Born in Burlington, Vermont on November 24, 1946
  • Mother was 22 years old and unmarried
  • (humiliated her deeply religious parents)
  • She delivered the child at a home for unwed mothers
  • Bundy was raised as the adopted son of his grandparents
  • and was told that his mother was his sister!!
  • He never had any contact with his birth father
  • identity remains unknown

("Ted Bundy", 2017)

Adoptive father (aka grandfather)

  • Known for being an outspoken bigot
  • He physically abused his wife and children and brutalized the family dog.
  • He suffered hallucinations and would sometimes talk or argue with people who were not there.

(Montaldo,2017)

Adoptive father (aka grandfather)

Later Childhood

  • Bundy showed an unusual interest in gruesome and grotesque things at an early age.
  • Around the age of three, he became fascinated by knives.
  • As a teenager, Bundy liked to peer in other people's windows and thought nothing of stealing things he wanted from other people.

("Ted Bundy, 2017)

Personality

  • Was reportedly shy and socially awkward until part way through college where he went though a transformation and became outwardly confident, charismatic, and active in social and political matters...the psychopathic man his victims encountered.

(Montaldo, 2017)

Mezzo-Analysis

Mezzo:

elements in a person's immediate environment

family, friends, co-workers, neighborhood, work environment, church activities, etc

(Rogers, 2016)

School

  • Did well academically, but not socially
  • Attended University of Washington
  • Fell in love with a girl who would later break up with him, he was devestated
  • Went to law school and became more confident and social
  • Involved in politics

("Ted Bundy", 2017)

Victims

  • Often lured girls into his car
  • Would pretend to be injured and asked the girl for help
  • Many of his victims looked like his ex-girlfriend from college
  • 1978: broke into Chi Omega house at Florida State University
  • attacked 4, killed 2

("Ted Bundy", 2017)

Macro-analysis

· The world around him

· He wasn’t trusted by people his age that he knew

· His professors and authoritative figures always denied his psychotic behavior

· He blamed pornography for his mental problems

https://www.crimemuseum.org/crime-library/serial-killers/ted-bundy/

Macro - level

Looks at large-scale social processes, such as social stability and change

Macro - level

Understanding Motivations

-Social Workers must analyze the entire life to find a root to a problem

-Recap: Ted Bundy had a mother who was unmarried and a completely absent father

-He was confused by his identity based on his adoptive parents being his grandparents

-Early signs of delusion included fascination of knives

-Little to no empathy regarding others in higschool (socially awkward then switched personalities in college)

-when a romantic relationship ended, Bundy broke and victims looked like ex girlfriend

Continued

Continued

-He then transfered his fantasy life of how it would feel to release his pain, to actually acting on his desire

-He went from fantasy, to dissociation, to compartmentalization

-Fantasy stems from seeking comfort, dissociation from prentending fantasy is real, and compartmentalization shifting from healthy separation of concious to combining the two

-Fantasy melds with reality based on painful memories melding with coping

-The hurt from Bundy not having a clear origin, and being outcasted by his tendacies, and finally being rejected by his girlfriend

-This hurt led to his reality becoming focused on fulfilling his fantasy

References

References

Montaldo, C. (2017, July 31). Profile of Ted Bundy - Serial Killer, Rapist, Necrophile. Retrieved December 02, 2017, from https://www.thoughtco.com/profile-of-serial-killer-ted-bundy-973178

Rogers, Anissa Taun. Human Behavior in the Social Environment: Perspective on Development and the Life Course. 4th ed., Routledge, 2016.

Ted Bundy. (2017, August 02). Retrieved November 28, 2017 from https://www.biography.com/people/ted-bundy-923115

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