The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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Pagina 46
... positive and nega- tive consequences of this process , using an ideal view of rural society in contrast to urban society . It may be more realistic , however , to recognize both the advantages and disadvantages of living in rural / non ...
... positive and nega- tive consequences of this process , using an ideal view of rural society in contrast to urban society . It may be more realistic , however , to recognize both the advantages and disadvantages of living in rural / non ...
Pagina 69
... positive - negative continuum , based on the extent to which the values of a neighborhood group are or are not ... positive values , organized to implement them , ( 2 ) positive values , unorganized , ( 3 ) neg- ative values , organized ...
... positive - negative continuum , based on the extent to which the values of a neighborhood group are or are not ... positive values , organized to implement them , ( 2 ) positive values , unorganized , ( 3 ) neg- ative values , organized ...
Pagina 86
... positive self - image about the color of their skin and their black origins , " Dr. Banks said . • The black parents and their children had positive attitudes not only about the white culture in which they lived but also about the black ...
... positive self - image about the color of their skin and their black origins , " Dr. Banks said . • The black parents and their children had positive attitudes not only about the white culture in which they lived but also about the black ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Competent Community | 9 |
Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 22 |
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