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The professional questions remain , of course , the business of the professional people themselves ; and the profes- sion of social work is particularly well organized and coordinated for such a purpose . The biggest part of this job ...
The professional questions remain , of course , the business of the professional people themselves ; and the profes- sion of social work is particularly well organized and coordinated for such a purpose . The biggest part of this job ...
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In a number of cases the professional job became routine because they did not perceive new dimensions and new challenges as they gained experience , but perceived the job as they did when they first entered the profession .
In a number of cases the professional job became routine because they did not perceive new dimensions and new challenges as they gained experience , but perceived the job as they did when they first entered the profession .
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8 9 For such analysis of professional practice the critical incident method , as developed by John C. Flanagan and applied by Irving Weissman in the analysis of public welfare practice for the Cur- riculum Study of the Council on Social ...
8 9 For such analysis of professional practice the critical incident method , as developed by John C. Flanagan and applied by Irving Weissman in the analysis of public welfare practice for the Cur- riculum Study of the Council on Social ...
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SOCIAL WORK IN THE 1960S Charles I Schottland | 20 |
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH Brock Chisholm M D | 54 |
SOCIAL WORKS NEW ERA Herbert Stroup | 67 |
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