Social Workers and Statistics

Stanley L. Witkin · Jeffrey L.Edleson · Duncan Lindsey

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Social Work Education and Practice Social Sciences and Policies Statistics Education and Methodologies

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Current interest in quantitative research necessitates a basic understanding of statistics training and attitudes towards statistics. In addition, workers were asked to identify eight common statistical symbols. Results indicated that while practitioners view statistics as moderately valuable, their knowledge of statistics is minimal. Implications of these results and suggestions for improving this situation are offered.

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1976Social workers' involvement in research 1976The Effect of Category Choice on Some Ordinal Measures of Association 1974Casework Self-Evaluation: A Single-Subject Approach

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