The life and work of Bertha C. Reynolds (1885-1978), a pioneer social work leader, writer, and teacher, is the subject of the study. An outspoken radical, the former Associate Director of the Smith College School of Social ...

This study examines the process by which the profession of social work changes over time. Literature dealing with the sociology of professions was reviewed to provide a conceptual framework for understanding social work ...

This study examined the relationship between child and caretaker characteristics and type of child maltreatment based on a large data set culled from state child protective service reports. This was a quantitative, ...

The primary goal of the current research was to examine the impact of child welfare workers’ individual factors and child welfare workers' perceptions of organizational cultural competence on child welfare workers' intent ...

This study compares clinical versus psychometric judgments of problematic alcohol use by minors and, if present, its degree of use.;The purposes are to determine what factors are related to agreements and disagreements ...

This study examined the factors that are related to collaboration between high school social workers and substance abuse prevention/intervention counselors in New York State high schools (except for New York City high ...

The purpose of this study was to learn the factors that impact a social workers' connection to group work practice and the extent to which their work conforms with the group work model as explicated in the Standards created ...

Conflict and polarization among the religious denominations in the Jewish community have been the subject of continuing debate. Some observers of the North American Jewish community have concluded that, as a result of ...

This study compares the professional roles of school counselors and school social workers in terms of the frequency of performing various practice tasks, feelings of preparedness to perform various practice tasks, discrepancies ...