Knowing What's Best: A New Look at Self-Determination

Ann Weick · Loren Pope

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Rationalistic and legalistic influences have diminished the power of self-determination as a guiding principle of social work practice. The authors discuss an approach that places the client's own knowledge of self at the center of social work practice.

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