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Bradford W. Sheafor, Colorado State UniversityCharles Horejsi, The University of MontanaAllyn & Bacon75 Arlington St., Suite 300 Boston, MA 2006chapter 5 The pages of this Sample Chapter may haveslight variations in final published contact your local Allyn & Bacon/Longman AND GUIDELINES FORSOCIAL WORK PRACTICE, 7/EThe colors in this document are not an accurate representation of the final textbook VSpecialized Techniquesand GUIDELINES for SOCIAL Work PracticeMost of the TECHNIQUES and GUIDELINES described in prior sections of this bookcould be used by almost any SOCIAL worker, in almost any SOCIAL work position,in almost any human services agency. In addition to the generic tools of the SOCIAL worker s trade, specialized knowledge and skills are required for somesocial work practice activities.
Poverty is especially injurious to children be-cause they are most vulnerable to the effects of poor nutrition, disease, family inse-curity, and social instability. The causes of poverty are always complex and will vary somewhat, depending on whether one is examining poverty in a first-world, modern country or in a third-15.1
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