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The Occupational Prestige of Social Work
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  • 1980Occupational Prestige in Comparative Perspective.1,142 cited
  • 1957Attributes of a Profession1,046 cited
  • 1977Occupational Prestige in Comparative Perspective953 cited
  • 1964Occupational Prestige in the United States, 1925-63495 cited
  • 1973Social Work: The Case of a Semi-Profession.81 cited
  • 1971Human Resources and Higher Education.80 cited
  • 1976Men in a woman's profession64 cited
  • 1978How the public views social work51 cited
  • 1974Social Work: The Unloved Profession.28 cited
  • 1958Prestige of Social Work—Facts and Factors25 cited
  • 1975Professional Satisfaction of Social Workers17 cited

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  • 2023The prestige of social work from the perspective of students of social work and other helping professions4 cited
  • 1986Professional Contacts and Perceived Occupational Prestige3 cited

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