Defensive practice as "fear-based" practice: social work's open secret?
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Whittaker, A., Havard, T., Defensive practice as "fear-based" practice: social work's open secret?. British Journal of Social Work, vol. 46, n. 5, 2016, p. 1158-1174.
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SIIS R.717 / SIIS Archivo (R.717)
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Trabajo social, Actividades profesionales, Modelos, Actitudes profesionales, Relación profesional cliente, Teoría, Reino Unido
Trabajo social, Actividades profesionales, Modelos, Actitudes profesionales, Relación profesional cliente, Teoría, Reino Unido
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