Supporting social work theories include ( ).

Supporting social work theories refer to those theories that explain the elements involved in social work, including (1) theories about the nature of human beings and society; (2) theories about the relationship between human beings and society; (3) theories about human psychology and behavior; and (4) theories about the structure of society and social systems. These theories provide a theoretical basis for social work services and can help social workers better understand their clients and the society in which they live, thus supporting the development of social work practice.