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The field of social work is known for human interactions and in-person communication (Oliver-Parker & Demiris, 2006), yet, as the profession adapts to the increased use of technology, there are concerns that this change will cause a distancing from clients needing to be served (Ashery, 2001) and depersonalization of the profession. Despite published guidelines by the National Association of Social Workers, as well as requirements by federal and state governments regarding the implementation of technology into the field, the social work profession has been, in many ways, adverse to the change. Although the complete gamut of social work specialties are adapting to the use of technology, those working in Child Protection Services (CPS) are under specific pressures to acclimate (Glicken, 2007). Studies show there are numerous advantages and disadvantages to using technology in social work. Specifically it helps to provide for greater access to services for clients (Camilleri & Humphries, 2002) and assists in promoting accountability, consistency, transparency (Burton & van den Broek, 2009). Other issues are inequalities in access to resources and threats to confidentiality and depersonalization (Oliver-Parker and Demiris, 2006). Additional studies point out differences in levels of anxiety and confidence related to age, prior technology use, length of time in using specific technology and training

I interviewed my mother's friend Millie, who got a Ph.D. In educational psychology at the age of 45. I asked her why she did it. It was a lot of work, and she had a very good job as a social worker for special needs…

In this paper, we are going to be looking at the impact of post traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) on children. This will be accomplished by carefully examining the article Stabilizing Group Treatment for Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Related to Child Abuse Based on Psycho Education and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: A Multi Site Randomized Controlled Trial. Once this occurs, is when we will show how these factors will influence the way they react and behave when it comes to different events.

Cultural variation and changes as determined by the evolutionary process: Analysis of "Culture and the Evolutionary Process" by Robert Boyd and Peter Richerson (1988)

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This paper attempts to identify a methodology to manage the risks facing Libya's National Oil Company (LNOC). Over the years, the LNOC has encountered lot of risks in its business operations, which the company is unable to manage. The paper will collect data using quantitative technique, and the findings will assist the LNOC to manage its risks.

The survey presented here discusses the innovation of evolving social networking platforms and how they can be useful within a professional context. Social media has recently taken the contemporary world by storm, with…

The second edition of Dutch scholar Geert Hofstede's Consequences: Comparing Values, Behaviors, Institutions, and Organizations Across Nations provides both a broader and a deeper perspective on Hofstede's decades-long…

The examined literature clearly indicates that a mainly positive performance outcome can be expected from either wholly or partially including WBL strategies in a variety of different subject areas.

A serious issue that most organizations and individuals will often ignore is the threat of cybercrime. Part of the reason for this, is because most people are not aware of the potential dangers that are out there and…