DESIGNING QUESTIONNAIRES FOR USE IN MULTICULTURAL CONTEXTS
A D van Breda
Social Work/Maatskaplike Werk · 2008
doi:10.15270/44-1-252 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Measurement is an integral part of the assessment process in social work. Whether or not this isdone formally, social workers inevitably quantify the functioning of client systems duringassessment: “This community lacks access to social resources; this family experiences highlevels of conflict; this person has a severe drug addiction.” All of these statements, typical ofsocial work assessments, involve measurement.
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