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IS ETHICAL MANAGED CARE AN OXYMORON
Authors: STROMGOTTFRIED K
Citation: K. Stromgottfried, IS ETHICAL MANAGED CARE AN OXYMORON, Families in society, 79(3), 1998, pp. 297-307
TAKING RESPONSIBILITY - AN INSIDER VIEW OF TEEN MOTHERHOOD
Authors: RAINS P DAVIES L MCKINNON M
Citation: P. Rains et al., TAKING RESPONSIBILITY - AN INSIDER VIEW OF TEEN MOTHERHOOD, Families in society, 79(3), 1998, pp. 308-319
CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY - THEIR PERCEPTION OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Authors: WEINGER S
Citation: S. Weinger, CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY - THEIR PERCEPTION OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, Families in society, 79(3), 1998, pp. 320-330
THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD - DECISION-MAKING FACTORS
Authors: BANACH M
Citation: M. Banach, THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD - DECISION-MAKING FACTORS, Families in society, 79(3), 1998, pp. 331-340
FAMILIES IN SOCIETY LOOKS TO FIELD FOR VOICE, RELEVANCE
Authors: AMUNDSEN P
Citation: P. Amundsen, FAMILIES IN SOCIETY LOOKS TO FIELD FOR VOICE, RELEVANCE, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 111-111
MOMS HOUSE - DADS HOUSE - ATTITUDES TOWARD PHYSICAL CUSTODY CHANGES
Authors: COLEMAN M GANONG LH KILLIAN TS MCDANIEL AK
Citation: M. Coleman et al., MOMS HOUSE - DADS HOUSE - ATTITUDES TOWARD PHYSICAL CUSTODY CHANGES, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 112-122
THE HELPING RELATIONSHIP INVENTORY - A CLINICAL APPRAISAL
Authors: YOUNG TM POULIN JE
Citation: Tm. Young et Je. Poulin, THE HELPING RELATIONSHIP INVENTORY - A CLINICAL APPRAISAL, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 123-133
EVALUATION OF 6 FAMILY-SUPPORT PROGRAMS - ARE THEY EFFECTIVE
Authors: COMER EW FRASER MW
Citation: Ew. Comer et Mw. Fraser, EVALUATION OF 6 FAMILY-SUPPORT PROGRAMS - ARE THEY EFFECTIVE, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 134-148
NONMARITAL CO-PARENTING - KNOWLEDGE BUILDING FOR PRACTICE
Authors: VOSLER NR ROBERTSON JG
Citation: Nr. Vosler et Jg. Robertson, NONMARITAL CO-PARENTING - KNOWLEDGE BUILDING FOR PRACTICE, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 149-159
SERVICE PROVIDERS PERCEPTION OF FACTORS THAT HELP OR HINDER HOMELESS FAMILIES
Authors: LINDSEY EW
Citation: Ew. Lindsey, SERVICE PROVIDERS PERCEPTION OF FACTORS THAT HELP OR HINDER HOMELESS FAMILIES, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 160-172
SOCIAL-WORKERS VIEWS OF PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH MENTAL AND EMOTIONALDISABILITIES
Authors: JOHNSON HC RENAUD EF SCHMIDT DT STANEK EJ
Citation: Hc. Johnson et al., SOCIAL-WORKERS VIEWS OF PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH MENTAL AND EMOTIONALDISABILITIES, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 173-187
LISTENING TO THE VOICES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES
Authors: GILSON SF BRICOUT JC BASKIND FR
Citation: Sf. Gilson et al., LISTENING TO THE VOICES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 188-196
CLINICAL SOCIAL-WORK-PRACTICE WITH URBAN AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILIES
Authors: WRIGHT OL ANDERSON JP
Citation: Ol. Wright et Jp. Anderson, CLINICAL SOCIAL-WORK-PRACTICE WITH URBAN AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILIES, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 197-205
COMMUNICATION ABOUT SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR AMONG ADOLESCENT WOMEN, THEIR FAMILY, AND PEERS
Authors: PISTELLA CLY BONATI FA
Citation: Cly. Pistella et Fa. Bonati, COMMUNICATION ABOUT SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR AMONG ADOLESCENT WOMEN, THEIR FAMILY, AND PEERS, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 206-211
WHEN DREAMS WITHER AND RESOURCES FAIL - THE SOCIAL-SUPPORT SYSTEMS OFPOOR SINGLE MOTHERS
Authors: WIJNBERG MH WEINGER S
Citation: Mh. Wijnberg et S. Weinger, WHEN DREAMS WITHER AND RESOURCES FAIL - THE SOCIAL-SUPPORT SYSTEMS OFPOOR SINGLE MOTHERS, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 212-219
BOOK-REVIEW OVERSIMPLIFIES COMPLEXITIES OF RECOVERED MEMORY
Authors: ROBBINS SP
Citation: Sp. Robbins, BOOK-REVIEW OVERSIMPLIFIES COMPLEXITIES OF RECOVERED MEMORY, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 220-221
NEW APPROACHES TO FAMILY-PRACTICE - CONFRONTING ECONOMIC-STRESS - VOSLER,NR
Authors: HELTON LR
Citation: Lr. Helton, NEW APPROACHES TO FAMILY-PRACTICE - CONFRONTING ECONOMIC-STRESS - VOSLER,NR, Families in society, 79(2), 1998, pp. 222-223
FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES AND SPECIAL POPULATIONS - THE INVISIBLE TARGET
Authors: DENBY RW CURTIS CM ALFORD KA
Citation: Rw. Denby et al., FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES AND SPECIAL POPULATIONS - THE INVISIBLE TARGET, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 3-14
DENBY AND COLLEAGUES RAISE SOME DISTURBING ISSUES
Authors: NIELSEN K
Citation: K. Nielsen, DENBY AND COLLEAGUES RAISE SOME DISTURBING ISSUES, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 12-12
CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL GROUPS IN FAMILY PRESERVATION WORK
Authors: BERRY M CASH SJ
Citation: M. Berry et Sj. Cash, CREATING COMMUNITY THROUGH PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL GROUPS IN FAMILY PRESERVATION WORK, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 15-23
FOSTERING COMPETENCE
Authors: HOGE LA
Citation: La. Hoge, FOSTERING COMPETENCE, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 18-18
UTILIZING STRENGTHS IN ASSESSMENT
Authors: HWANG SC COWGER CD
Citation: Sc. Hwang et Cd. Cowger, UTILIZING STRENGTHS IN ASSESSMENT, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 25-31
IS STRENGTHS-BASED PRACTICE BECOMING MORE COMMON
Authors: SALEEBEY D
Citation: D. Saleebey, IS STRENGTHS-BASED PRACTICE BECOMING MORE COMMON, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 30-30
MULTIFAMILY GROUP-THERAPY - IMPACT ON FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND CHILD-BEHAVIOR
Authors: MEEZAN W OKEEFE M
Citation: W. Meezan et M. Okeefe, MULTIFAMILY GROUP-THERAPY - IMPACT ON FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND CHILD-BEHAVIOR, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 32-44
AFRICAN-AMERICAN FATHERS OF HIGH-ACHIEVING SONS - USING OUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF AN AT-RISK POPULATION TO GUIDE INTERVENTION
Authors: GREIF GL HRABOWSKI FA MATON KI
Citation: Gl. Greif et al., AFRICAN-AMERICAN FATHERS OF HIGH-ACHIEVING SONS - USING OUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF AN AT-RISK POPULATION TO GUIDE INTERVENTION, Families in society, 79(1), 1998, pp. 45-52
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