The case for the contract

Anthony N. Maluccio · Wilma D. Marlow

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The client-worker contract is potentially a dynamic tool that can contribute substantially to the effective outcome of social work intervention. It can be used to clarify objectives and encourage clients to participate in the entire process of intervention.

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