Thinking about thinking after Munro: the contribution of cognitive interviewing to child-care social work supervision and decision-making practices
Gardado en:
Turney, D., Ruch, G., Thinking about thinking after Munro: the contribution of cognitive interviewing to child-care social work supervision and decision-making practices. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 46, n. 3, 2016, p. 669-685.
Ref.
513334
Localización:
SIIS Archivo (R.717) / SIIS R.717
Palabras clave:
Menores, Protección social, Trabajo social, Personal, Control, Toma de decisiones, Crítica, Reino Unido
Menores, Protección social, Trabajo social, Personal, Control, Toma de decisiones, Crítica, Reino Unido
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