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A Comparative Study of Caseworkers and Community Organizers : An Analysis of the Values, Attitudes, Knowledge and Skills of Recent Graduates from the McGill School of Social Work in Casework and Community Organization
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A Comparative Study of Caseworkers and Community Organizers : An Analysis of the Values, Attitudes, Knowledge and Skills of Recent Graduates from the McGill School of Social Work in Casework and Community Organization
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| Abstract |
The author analyzed the values, attitudes, knowledge and skills of forty caseworkers and community organizers who had graduated from Montreal’s McGill University in the late 1960s. Her research instrument was a three-part questionnaire. Part 1 measured the relative weight of theoretical, economic, aesthetic, social, political and religious orientations in the respondents. Part 2 tested the respondents’ attitudes on the nature and function of social work. Part 3 measured opinions, knowledge and skills in different areas of professional concern.
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Master's Research Report
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McGill University
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Montreal
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1969
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[ix]-104p.
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en
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Neysmith, Sheila M. “A Comparative Study of Caseworkers and Community Organizers : An Analysis of the Values, Attitudes, Knowledge and Skills of Recent Graduates from the McGill School of Social Work in Casework and Community Organization.” Master’s Research Report, McGill University, 1969. https://escholarship.mcgill.ca/concern/theses/x059cc99h?locale=en.
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