Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Services

Maltreatment may bear no relation to the child's behavior but relate instead to the parent's negative feelings about himself or his situation

The number of program models possible today for the family and children's agency is limited only by the imagination of the social inventor

A systematic and efficient method is developed to obtain the basis for psychosocial assessment, discharge planning, and involvement in rehabilitation

Knowledge about the effects of maturational crises must be applied to caseworker and client to help the former understand her countertransference feelings

Persistent, neurotic emotional conflict is a cause of the behavior whose specific episodes are described as following a six-step sequence

The key to successful use of small system closed-circuit television is moving a particular audience to react and interact with program material