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Professional Contacts and Perceived Occupational Prestige
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  • 1983Science, Research, and Social Work: Who Controls the Profession?71 cited
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  • 1983Declassification of Social Service Jobs: Issues and Strategies25 cited
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  • 1986Diffusion of Roles:8 cited
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  • 1983Declassification: Assault on Social Workers and Social Services6 cited
  • 1967The Southern New Jersey Chapter of NASW: A Study in the Sociology of the Profession

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