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1	What factors influence client participation in mental health services Anderson, Lela Ann 01 January 2002 (has links) The purpose of the study is to develop a foundation of knowledge that could improve the current policies and procedures with regards to their implementation within the mental health services provided by the Children's Bureau. Children's Bureau of Southern California Mental health services -- Evaluation Prediction of Dropout behavior Interviewing in social service Social work administration Social service -- Public relations Counselor and client Child welfare Social Work
2	Gespreksontleding in die Maatskaplikewerkonderhoud: 'n kwalitatiewe studie Rauch, Barend Venter 30 June 2007 (has links) The purpose of the research is to explore social workers' listening skills pertaining to listening as communication skill during an experimental social work interview. The research methodology comprised unique application of a social work interview. A sample of five participating social workers was invited to listen to a video recording of a social work interview requesting them to identify information presented by the client through observation and listening by applying a set of predetermined theoretical conversation elements. The participation and involvement of participating social workers during the listening experiment was video recorded for subsequent evaluation. The conclusion reached from research findings indicates that the unique approach adopted by participating social workers' achieved mixed results towards hypothetic assistance offered to the experimental client. The researcher recommends that social workers be developed and trained in the art of maintaining effective listening skills during social work interviews to improve assistance to clients. / Social Work / M. A. (Social Work) Listening skill Communication skill Participating social worker Social work interview Video recording Conversation elements Listening experiment Effective listening Assistance Experimental client 361.322 Interviewing in social service Interviewing Social service Social case work Listening Communication -- Social aspects Content analysis (Communication) Conversation analysis Social skills Interpersonal communication Social work education
3	Gespreksontleding in die Maatskaplikewerkonderhoud: 'n kwalitatiewe studie Rauch, Barend Venter 30 June 2007 (has links) The purpose of the research is to explore social workers' listening skills pertaining to listening as communication skill during an experimental social work interview. The research methodology comprised unique application of a social work interview. A sample of five participating social workers was invited to listen to a video recording of a social work interview requesting them to identify information presented by the client through observation and listening by applying a set of predetermined theoretical conversation elements. The participation and involvement of participating social workers during the listening experiment was video recorded for subsequent evaluation. The conclusion reached from research findings indicates that the unique approach adopted by participating social workers' achieved mixed results towards hypothetic assistance offered to the experimental client. The researcher recommends that social workers be developed and trained in the art of maintaining effective listening skills during social work interviews to improve assistance to clients. / Social Work / M. A. (Social Work) Listening skill Communication skill Participating social worker Social work interview Video recording Conversation elements Listening experiment Effective listening Assistance Experimental client 361.322 Interviewing in social service Interviewing Social service Social case work Listening Communication -- Social aspects Content analysis (Communication) Conversation analysis Social skills Interpersonal communication Social work education

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