CHILD WELFARE WORKERS' USE OF THEORY IN WORKING WITH PHYSICAL CHILD ABUSE: IMPLICATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION
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DARLINGTON, Y., ET AL., CHILD WELFARE WORKERS' USE OF THEORY IN WORKING WITH PHYSICAL CHILD ABUSE: IMPLICATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION. FAMILIES IN SOCIETY, Vol. 83, no. 1 (2002), p. 54-63.
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Actitudes profesionales, Actividades profesionales, Atención infancia, Control, Infancia, Malos tratos, Personal, Trabajo social
Actitudes profesionales, Actividades profesionales, Atención infancia, Control, Infancia, Malos tratos, Personal, Trabajo social
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