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Should Social Work Education Address Religious Issues? No!
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  • 1979Social work processes338 cited
  • 1992Practitioners’ Personal and Professional Attitudes and Behaviors Toward Religion and Spirituality204 cited
  • 1988Religion and Social Work Practice127 cited
  • 1981Knowledge for Practice100 cited
  • 1984Handbook of Clinical Social Work94 cited

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  • 2005Spirituality in Social Work Education: A Development and Discussion of Goals that Flow from the Profession's Ethical Mandates35 cited
  • 2002Assessment of Spirituality and Religion in Later Life33 cited
  • 2003Incorporating Spirituality in Feminist Social Work Perspectives27 cited
  • 2011The pedagogic challenge of spirituality: A ‘co-creative’ response26 cited
  • 2009Spirituality: A Road to Mental Health or Mental Illness26 cited

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  • 2017Spirituality, Religion, Social Justice Orientation, and the Career Aspirations of Young Adults16 cited
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  • 2020How religious women students of social work in Israel experience academe8 cited
  • 2007Religious Discrimination and Ethical Compliance7 cited
  • 2000Factors Associated with Inclusion of Spirituality in Secular Social Work Education6 cited