Social Worker Attitudes Toward Court-Mandated Substance-Abusing Clients
作者： Elena Vairo
DOI: 10.1080/15332560903498640
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摘要: This study investigated the attitudes of social workers toward clients mandated to substance abuse treatment. Surveys were mailed nationwide members National Association Social Workers with a stated work focus (N = 779). Participants received 1 6 vignettes depicting client scenario and semantic differential scale on which rate client. Client status (mandated treatment, volunteered for no condition) was independent variable. Three categories (determined by factor analysis data) dependent variables. Mandated rated lowest all attitude dimensions.
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