The Social Welfare Forum: Official Proceedings [of The] Annual MeetingNational Conference on Social Welfare, 1954 |
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... human values , to take the lead . Some immediate steps , largely administrative in character , are clear . Too small staffs carrying too heavy case loads on too small salaries with too little training are not admirably designed to hold ...
... human values , to take the lead . Some immediate steps , largely administrative in character , are clear . Too small staffs carrying too heavy case loads on too small salaries with too little training are not admirably designed to hold ...
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... human organism is endowed with a wide range of problem - solving mechanisms which are necessary for the handling of all of those factors which threaten his biochemical , physiological , psychological and social equilibrium . " In the ...
... human organism is endowed with a wide range of problem - solving mechanisms which are necessary for the handling of all of those factors which threaten his biochemical , physiological , psychological and social equilibrium . " In the ...
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... human values and manners and customs , and that basic values may be expressed in many different forms of behavior ; as a social scien- tist , or a consumer of social science research , he understands the social processes which create ...
... human values and manners and customs , and that basic values may be expressed in many different forms of behavior ; as a social scien- tist , or a consumer of social science research , he understands the social processes which create ...
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HOW CULTURAL FACTORS AFFECT FAMILY Life | 17 |
Social WelfareInventory and Opportunity | 31 |
SOCIAL WELFARE AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE INDIVIDUAL | 45 |
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