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Decision in Child Care

A Study of Prediction in Fostering

Parker, R. A.

Decision in Child Care

National Institute Social Services Library

Decision in Child Care

A Study of Prediction in Fostering

National Institute Social Services Library: Decision in Child Care

 

First published in 1966, this study assembled the past experience of foster care in one area, analysed it and presented it in such a way that predictions could be made of the outcome of a potential placement.

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Beschrijving National Institute Social Services Library: Decision in Child Care

First published in 1966, this study assembled the past experience of foster care in one area, analysed it and presented it in such a way that predictions could be made of the outcome of a potential placement. It offered an important contribution to the task of providing the best possible care for children separated from their own families.

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9781032068138
Pagina's
122
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National Institute Social Services Library
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740
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1
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Engels
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