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Social Work Education: Radical Thought In Action, Peninah A. Chilton, Marsha R. Ellentuck, Eileen M. Gilkenson, Sharon A. Jachter, Tenley K. Stillwell
Social Work Education: Radical Thought In Action, Peninah A. Chilton, Marsha R. Ellentuck, Eileen M. Gilkenson, Sharon A. Jachter, Tenley K. Stillwell
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Through the experiences of a group of social work students, this paper critiques social work education and deals with two levels of the educational experience: the oppressive atmosphere of the school and the conceptual content of the curriculum. An alternative model is presented, which attempts to combine radical social work theory with a radicalized educational process and methodology.
The Soco-Legal History Of Child Abuse And Neglect: An Analysis Of The Policy Of Children's Rights, Diana M. Richett, James R. Hudson
The Soco-Legal History Of Child Abuse And Neglect: An Analysis Of The Policy Of Children's Rights, Diana M. Richett, James R. Hudson
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
The focus of this paper is on the two major axes that have influenced the course of child welfare policy. One upholds corporal punishment as the predominant method of child rearing, that is, "Spare the rod, spoil the child." The other defines the status of the child as property of "loving" parents. Because of these two conceptions, the authors maintain that reliance on parental benevolence or the "benevolent intrusion" of the state will not suffice to protect the child's best interests. On the contrary, the examination of the socio-legal history of child abuse and neglect highlights the authors' warning that …
Toward A Theory Of Accountability, Michael Borrero, Pricilla Martens, Gretchen Gubelman Borrero
Toward A Theory Of Accountability, Michael Borrero, Pricilla Martens, Gretchen Gubelman Borrero
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Since the mid 1960's the demand for accountability has been a major theme in the social work profession. The literature, however, has failed to provide a theoretical and practical guide on developing systems of accountability. This article traces the recent emergence of accountability; synthesizes the professional literature into four explanations as to why social work has not been accountable; and proposes a theoretical and practical paradigm to develop systems of accountability.
The Informant Volume Xii, Number 1, Western Michigan University
The Informant Volume Xii, Number 1, Western Michigan University
Informant (1968-1981)
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Journal Of Sociology & Social Welfare Vol. 6, No. 5 (September 1979)
Journal Of Sociology & Social Welfare Vol. 6, No. 5 (September 1979)
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Work Place Collectives: A Strategy Towards Decentralized Democratic Socialism - DAVID G. GIL
- Behavior Modification in the Classroom: Education or Social Control? - IRWIN EPSTEIN, CHRISTINE HENCH
- Applied Sociology and Social Work Manpower and Theoretical Issues - CARLTON E. MUNSON
- The Causes of Turnover Among Social Workers - F.M. LOEWENBERG
- The Social Construction of Ages and the Ideology of Stages - VICTORIA FRIES RADER
- Baseline Evaluation: Evaluating Consistency Between Federal Standards and Local Provisions - JAMES R. SEABERG, DAVID F. GILLESPIE
- The Economic Status of the Elderly: Is the Problem Low Income? - JOHN B. WILLIAMSON
- Lessons …
Heroin--Myths And Knowledge: Impact On Public Policy, Robert Salmon
Heroin--Myths And Knowledge: Impact On Public Policy, Robert Salmon
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Public Policy in the United States towards the heroin user and addict has been punitive as well as unsuccessful in deterring drug use or in treatment of the addict. Bias, myths, and prejudices have influenced our policy stance and have made heroin addiction a more serious problem than it otherwise would have been. This is explicated in the article, and contrasted with the British system which in attitude and practice tends to view the addict as ill rather than evil.
Applied Sociology And Social Work: Manpower And Theoretical Issues, Carlton E. Munson
Applied Sociology And Social Work: Manpower And Theoretical Issues, Carlton E. Munson
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Applied sociology and social work are compared and contrasted historically. Significant literature is reviewed that illustrates chronologically past cooperative efforts. Academic and practice integration of the two disciplines are identified in their modern context as well as trends are identified. Manpower issues that parallel and separate the two disciplines are explored. It is argued that current changes in funding of educational programs could have much impact on both disciplines and determine future differentiation.
Lessons From Private Health Insurance, Martha N. Ozawa
Lessons From Private Health Insurance, Martha N. Ozawa
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
All across the country there is a sense of urgency, and even of crisis over what is happening in the health industry. Of special concern are the rapid rate of increase in the cost of health care services and the increasing national expenditures for health care. For fiscal year 1976, the total U.S. spending for health care reached $149.8 billion, or a per capita expenditure of $638. Expressed as a percentage of the gross national product (GNP), the national spending for health care reached a record-breaking 8.6 percent.1 From the early 1960s--except during the period from August 1971 through April …
Work Place Collectives: A Strategy Toward Decentralized Democratic Socialism, David G. Gil
Work Place Collectives: A Strategy Toward Decentralized Democratic Socialism, David G. Gil
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
I explore in this essay a possible strategy for the transformation of democratic, capitalist states into decentralized, democratic, socialist societies. The strategy suggested here can be pursued now within the United States and similar nation-states whose formal legal frameworks provide for certain civil and political rights including freedom of speech, press, assembly, association and life-style, due process, etc. More specifically, I will examine the notion of voluntary, social, economic, and political collectives, and networks of such collectives, organized in and around existing urban and non-urban places of work -- fresh cells of participatory democracy and socialism within the aging, crises-ridden …
Behavior Modification In The Classroom: Education Or Social Control?, Irwin Epstein, Christine Hench
Behavior Modification In The Classroom: Education Or Social Control?, Irwin Epstein, Christine Hench
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
This study presents an analysis of the empirical literature on behavior modification in the classroom. Data were drawn from all relevant articles published in four behavior modification journals from 1963 through 1976. An assessment of the intervention techniques employed and the behavioral objectives sought in this literature suggests that traditional intervention techniques are still primarily directed towards control rather than educational goals. Newer, more innovative techniques, however, are more likely to be directed towards academic achievement.
The Causes Of Turnover Among Social Workers, F.M. Loewenberg
The Causes Of Turnover Among Social Workers, F.M. Loewenberg
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
There is general agreement that social worker turnover is not desirable. Yet social work administrators who want to institute changes which might reduce the rate of turnover have little accurate information about the causes of worker mobility -- and without such information, any change activity must be based on a trial-and-error approach. In this study general propositions and hypotheses about social work turnover have been deduced from what is known about worker mobility generally and have been assessed in the light of the available literature on social worker mobility.
The Social Construction Of Ages And The Ideology Of Stages, Victoria Fries Rader
The Social Construction Of Ages And The Ideology Of Stages, Victoria Fries Rader
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
It is the thesis of this paper that the images and beliefs about any age group in a society indicate the kind of social order prevailing in a particular time and place. This paper critically analyses the developmental life cycle model from a sociology of knowledge perspective. It is argued that life's major activities and individuals' basic needs have increasingly become compartmentalized according to chronological age in modern Western society. This separation of basic activities and needs into specialized age roles is explained and legitimated by a popular belief in a model of inherent progressive life "stages", a model largely …
Baseline Evaluation: Evaluating Consistency Between Federal Standards And Local Provisions, James R. Seaberg, David F. Gillespie
Baseline Evaluation: Evaluating Consistency Between Federal Standards And Local Provisions, James R. Seaberg, David F. Gillespie
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
Baseline evaluation is a form of evaluation procedure in which objectives related to several dimensions of response to a social problem are set externally in the form of federal standards. The standards form the baseline against which local provisions can be compared. The case example giving rise to the development and field testing of the baseline evaluation procedure was new Federal Standards on the Prevention, Identification and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect. The baseline evaluation methodology is described and problems encountered are discussed.
The Economic Status Of The Elderly: Is The Problem Low Income?, John B. Williamson
The Economic Status Of The Elderly: Is The Problem Low Income?, John B. Williamson
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
The thesis of this paper is that poverty among the elderly is increasingly becoming a problem of relative as opposed to absolute economic deprivation. Many of the elderly (persons age 65 and over) are oppressed by the absolute poverty they must endure, but for most of those for whom inadequate income is a source of concern, the real problem seems to be relative economic deprivation. If present trends continue this will be increasingly the case in future years.
On The Creation Of Truth, David Howe
On The Creation Of Truth, David Howe
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
No abstract provided.
Social Workers, Social Activism, And The Community Mental Health Center, Sandra J. Potter
Social Workers, Social Activism, And The Community Mental Health Center, Sandra J. Potter
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Use Of Sensory Extinction In The Treatment Of Self-Injurious Behavior, Michael F. Dorsey
The Use Of Sensory Extinction In The Treatment Of Self-Injurious Behavior, Michael F. Dorsey
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Changing Student Perceptions Of Police (1968-1974) And An Evaluation Of The Impact Of Police-School Liaison Programs, Rodney J. Mulder
Changing Student Perceptions Of Police (1968-1974) And An Evaluation Of The Impact Of Police-School Liaison Programs, Rodney J. Mulder
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Teaching-Care: Developing Therapeutic Staff-Client Interactions During Daily Care Activities, Martin T. Ivancic
Teaching-Care: Developing Therapeutic Staff-Client Interactions During Daily Care Activities, Martin T. Ivancic
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Differential Group Treatments On The Self-Actualization Of Counselors In Training, Pamela Elizabeth
The Effects Of Differential Group Treatments On The Self-Actualization Of Counselors In Training, Pamela Elizabeth
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
An Alternatives Prevention Approach To Drug Abuse, Wilma Joan Busse
An Alternatives Prevention Approach To Drug Abuse, Wilma Joan Busse
Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of a primary prevention alternatives strategy with undergraduate college students. The prevention approach was examined to determine its effect upon the students' drug knowledge, drug attitudes, drug use behavior, and participation in alternative behaviors.
The design used was the pre-test - post-test control group design. There were five groups and two group leaders. The five groups consisted of two reinforcement of alternatives groups, two placebo/discussion groups and one control group. A total of sixtyseven volunteer subjects were randomly assigned across the five groups. The reinforcement and placebo/discussion groups were exposed …
The Characteristics Of Home Rule Supporters In Seven Pennsylvania Municipalities, Shafie Bin Haji Mohd. Salleh
The Characteristics Of Home Rule Supporters In Seven Pennsylvania Municipalities, Shafie Bin Haji Mohd. Salleh
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
The Use Of Contingency Contracting To Maintain And Improve Jogging (An Exercise Behavior) In A Group Of Community Women, Nancy Lai-Shi Chan
The Use Of Contingency Contracting To Maintain And Improve Jogging (An Exercise Behavior) In A Group Of Community Women, Nancy Lai-Shi Chan
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Response Strength In Multiple Pacing Schedules, Stephen J. Fath
Response Strength In Multiple Pacing Schedules, Stephen J. Fath
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Forces In The Criminality Of Women, Doris J. Cubbernuss
Forces In The Criminality Of Women, Doris J. Cubbernuss
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Suggested Sight Vocabulary Training Program, Martin Halvorsen
A Suggested Sight Vocabulary Training Program, Martin Halvorsen
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Habilitation In Michigan’S Developmental Centers Since The Enactment Of The Michigan Mental Health Code, Janet Maccormack
Habilitation In Michigan’S Developmental Centers Since The Enactment Of The Michigan Mental Health Code, Janet Maccormack
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Hypoglycemia And Related Emotional And Behavioral Disorders, Sharon Ruth Porteous
Hypoglycemia And Related Emotional And Behavioral Disorders, Sharon Ruth Porteous
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Changes In The Intellectual Environment From The Middle Ages To The Late Nineteenth Century Culminating In The Professionalization Of Anthropology, Linda Marie Place
A Study Of The Changes In The Intellectual Environment From The Middle Ages To The Late Nineteenth Century Culminating In The Professionalization Of Anthropology, Linda Marie Place
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.
Therapeutic Dance: An Annotated Bibliography Of Books, Articles, Records And Films Applicable For Use With Adults And Published From January, 1975 Through March, 1979, Susan Allene Meyer
Therapeutic Dance: An Annotated Bibliography Of Books, Articles, Records And Films Applicable For Use With Adults And Published From January, 1975 Through March, 1979, Susan Allene Meyer
Masters Theses
No abstract provided.