Throughout the 1930s, Group Work

question 24

Multiple Choice

Throughout the 1930s, group work:

• A) Had less status than social casework in the minds of many professionals
• B) Became the centerpiece of social work practice
• C) Was the heart of Freud's approach to psychoanalysis
• D) Generated a wide range of theories and academic thought

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Definitions:

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Available Data

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Anecdotal Evidence

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Double-Blind Experiment

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