The Social Welfare Forum: Official Proceedings [of The] Annual MeetingNational Conference on Social Welfare, 1949 |
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... accept them , she moved to an expensive , badly equipped furnished room to which Mr. A. followed her reluctantly ... accepting the agency's requirement that her husband partici- pate in discussion of the plan with which she is seeking ...
... accept them , she moved to an expensive , badly equipped furnished room to which Mr. A. followed her reluctantly ... accepting the agency's requirement that her husband partici- pate in discussion of the plan with which she is seeking ...
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... accept hyperactivity , distractability , and low achievement as symptoms of emotional illness rather than as challenges to their authority . Nearly all children committed to institutions are school problems , and it would not do to re ...
... accept hyperactivity , distractability , and low achievement as symptoms of emotional illness rather than as challenges to their authority . Nearly all children committed to institutions are school problems , and it would not do to re ...
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... accept something which they only half understand . Laski concludes that some go - between is required to transform the con- clusions of the expert into a policy which will not affront the common sense of the public . The basic task of ...
... accept something which they only half understand . Laski concludes that some go - between is required to transform the con- clusions of the expert into a policy which will not affront the common sense of the public . The basic task of ...
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A Goodly Heritage Cheney C Jones | 3 |
Howard R Knight and the National Conference | 9 |
Basic Issues in Social Work Leonard W Mayo | 19 |
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