A changing psychology in social case work
Series: North Carolina. University. Social study series
Publisher: Univ. of North Carolina Press
Published: 1930
Place of publication: Chapel Hill, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 204
Subjects: Social service; Social psychology
Notes: Issued also as thesis, Univ. of Pennsylvania.

"Selected bibliography": pages 192-199.
Table of contents: title: Social case work before 1920 : the emergence of the individual. Early backgrounds; title: Influences from sociology and psychology; title: The stimulus of psychiatry; title: Early psychoanalytic influences; title: "Social diagnosis"; title: After "Social diagnosis"; title: Social case work, 1920-1930 : the emergence of relationship. The emergence of a common case work field; title: Working psychologies of social case work, 1920-1930; title: The social case history; title: Treatment in social case work; title: The problem of relationship; title: The social case work relationship; title: History-taking and relationship; title: Attitudes and techniques; title: The worker and her preparation; title: Conclusion.