casework
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Sociology. a close study of psychological and sociological factors in the history of an individual or family in unfavorable circumstances, with a view to improving personal and family conditions.
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| social work based on close study of the personal histories and circumstances of individuals and families | |
| 'caseworker | |
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Example sentences
Culturally competent casework practice is critical in our multicultural society.
The results derive from controlled experiments with a number of human subjects rather than forensic casework.
Your request can be made in the form of a letter or by completing a casework authorization form.
Also includes resources on cultural competence, casework practice, and providing and evaluating family-centered services.
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