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Complexity Theory: Developing New Understandings of Child Protection in Field Settings and in Residential Child Care
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  • 2018Getting there: heuristics and biases as rationing shortcuts in professional childcare judgments and decision-making – an integrative understanding13 cited
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  • 2012Non-linear perspectives of risk in social care: using complexity theory and social geography to move the focus from individual pathology to the complex human environment7 cited
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