WELFARE RECIPIENT VIEWS ABOUT CASEWORKER PERFORMANCE: LESSONS FOR DEVELOPING TANF CASE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
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ANDERSON, S.G., WELFARE RECIPIENT VIEWS ABOUT CASEWORKER PERFORMANCE: LESSONS FOR DEVELOPING TANF CASE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. FAMILIES IN SOCIETY, Vol. 82, no. 2 (2001), p. 165-174.
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104955
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SIIS R.936
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Actitudes usuarios, Familia, Intervención familiar, Percepción, Planes de acción social, Protección social, Satisfacción, Trabajador social, Trabajo social, Usuarios
Actitudes usuarios, Familia, Intervención familiar, Percepción, Planes de acción social, Protección social, Satisfacción, Trabajador social, Trabajo social, Usuarios
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