Titlebook: Behavioural Social Work; An Introduction Barbara L. Hudson,Geraldine M. Macdonald Textbook 1986Latest edition Barbara L. Hudson and Geraldi

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Parents and Younger Childrenioural research into the factors which seem to distinguish families with conduct-disordered children. These are families who typically complain that their children’s behaviour is beyond their control; sometimes referred to in American literature as ‘the brat syndrome’.

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Older Children and Teenagers: With Special Reference to Delinquencyn-school attendance or family discord. Thirdly, many of these problems are found in teenagers who have not come before the courts, either through inconsistencies in the legal system or because of their age, that is, they are what Americans would term ‘predelinquent’.

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Why Behavioural Social Work?esearch evidence seriously, would be the intervention of choice for many problems. Before demonstrating this, let us defuse the charge that, as a particular solution to the social work task, behavioural social work is, in contrast to other approaches, somehow ‘unethical’.