A Paradox And A Point Of View
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Discusses the fact that a source of frustration in public welfare work is that the caseworker operates under a set of rules and regulations which categorizes people, and yet he must see the client as an individual with individual needs and wants. Emphasizes the need for the caseworker to develop a point of view and recognize his responsibilities towards both public welfare and the individual.
More in Casework in Public Welfare Series
- A Paradox And A Point Of View 1968
- Creating Specialized Relationships 1968
- Doing Casework 1968
- Patterns Of Behavior 1968
- Problems, Purpose And Progress 1968
- Progress And Retrogression 1968
- Step - By - Step 1968
- What Is Successful Casework 1968
- Why Social Casework 1968
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record
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