Social Work 1993: Vol 38 Index

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SOCIAL WORK, VOL. 38, of sexual abuse, and Tourette syndrome (NF), May
NOS. 1-6, 1993 347-350
social-environmental, of children, May 256-262
The following abbreviations are used: Jan. for January, Mar.
Black, Single, Working Mothers in Poverty: Preferences for
for March, Sept. for Spetember, Nov. for November, CC for
Employment, Well-being, and Perceptions of Preschool-
Comments on Currents, E for Editorial, NF for Notes from
the Fieid, and PéV for Point and Viewpoints. Age Children, by Aurora P. Jackson, Jan. 26-34
Brief therapy, Sept. 571-578
Burnout
SUBJECT AND TITLE INDEX in gerontological social work, May 305-310
role conflict and, Mar. 136-140
Abortion issues (letter), Mar. 239
Burnout in Gerontological Social Work, by John E.
Addams, Jane, Sept. 513-520
Adolescents Poulin and Carolyn A. Walter, May 305-310
gay and lesbian, Nov. 655-659
suicide ideation in, July 421-427 Case management, HIV, July 380-387
suicide intervention in school, Mar. 197-203 Case studies/vignettes
use of suicide help lines, July 421-427 child abuse accusations and Tourette syndrome (NF),
Adoption May 347-349
adoptive parents’ perceptions, Jan. 15-23 community-based HIV case management, July 381-385
birthmothers’ experiences in, May 264-272 length of treatment considerations, Sept. 574-577
letter, Nov. 777-778 of Munchausen syndrome by proxy, Jan. 74-81
Advocacy, Mar. 179-186 Changing of the Guard (E), Ann Hartman, Nov. 653-654
letter, Sept. 646 Charity/Justice Partnership for U.S. Food Security (NF),
AFDC Conundrum: A New Look at an Old Institution, by William H. Whitaker, July 494-497
by George W. Liebmann, Jan. 36-43 Child abuse
Agencies chronic neglect, Nov. 661-670
child welfare (CC), July 491-493 HIV testing in, July 389-394
client empowerment in (E), July 366, 504 mandatory reporting laws, Jan. 56-62
family services, Sept. 597-602 Maryland laws (letter), Sept. 647-648
mental disability self-help, Nov. 705-711 in Munchausen syndrome by proxy, Jan. 74-81
neighborhood relations, Jan. 7-8 as risk factor among dually diagnosed homeless
record-keeping in, Mar. 190-197 adults, Sept. 587-596
AIDS and Social Work: The Ethics and Civil Liberties social worker legal liability in, Jan. 64-68
Agenda, by Frederic G. Reamer, July 412-419 Child care, July 451-458
AIDS/HIV Childhood Risk Factors in Dually Diagnosed Homeless
attribution of personal responsibility in, July 403-410 Adults, by Laura E. Blankertz, Ram A. Cnaan, and
community-based case management, July 380-387 Erica Freedman, Sept. 587-596
financing of care, July 369-377 Children
human services worker attitudes, July 396-401 adoption experience for adoptive parents, Jan. 15-23
issues for social workers in, July 412-419 adoption experience for young birthmothers, May
support group for professionals working in, Mar. 264-272
144-151 with disabilities, May 247-254
testing sexually abused children for, July 389-394 with emotional disorders, review of literature on,
Aid to Families with Dependent Children, July 452- Nov. 744-761
454, Sept. 623-624 family preservation through child welfare agencies
unwed mothers and, Jan. 36-43 (CC), July 491-493
Alcohol. see Substance use grief and conceptions of death in, Nov. 736-741
Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse among Social Work hunger in (NF), July 494-497
Colleagues and Their Families: Impact on Practice, mandatory reporting laws for abuse of, Jan. 56-63
by Christine Huff Fewell, Barbara Lee King, and restructuring of welfare system for (CC), Jan. 98-100
Dava L. Weinstein, Sept. 565-570 sexually abused, HIV testing for, July 389-394
Assessment social-environmental assessment of, May 256-262
classification of ethical dilemmas in hospital social Chronic Child Neglect in Perspective, by Kristine E.
work, Mar. 166-176 Nelson, Edward J. Saunders, and Miriam J.
high-risk screening, May 281-287 Landsman, Nov. 661-671
of Munchausen syndrome by proxy, Jan. 74-81 Classification and Correlates of Ethical Dilemmas in
psychometric, state of (P&V), Mar. 229-232 Hospital Social Work, by Enola K. Proctor, Nancy
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National Association of Social Workers, Inc.
Morrow-Howell, and Cynthia Leeanne Lott, Mar. Wai-on Law, Sept. 542-551
166-177 Education and training, social work
Client-social worker relations AIDS/HIV attitudes and, July 396-401
ethnocentric bias in practitioners, Nov. 685-693 computers in, July 430-438
with manipulative clients, Nov. 674-682 letter, Sept. 643-645
Clinton, William Jefferson (E), Jan. 5-6 NSF classification of social work and (letter/
Cocaine Treatment and Outcome, by Maria Nunes- response), July 502-503
Dinis and Richard P. Barth, Sept. 611-617 orienting employees in interdisciplinary setting, Mar.
Codependency, July 470-475 152-157
Collaborative practice, research, July 440-447 Effects of Social Support and Undermining on African
Communicating with the Public (Op-Ed), by David American Workers’ Perceptions of Coworker and
Stoesz, July 367-368 Supervisor Relationships and Psychological Well-
Community-Based Approach to HIV Case Management: being, by L. M. Gant, B. A. Nagda, H. V. Brabson,
Systematizing the Unmanageable, by Debbie Indyk, S. Jayaratne, W. A. Chess, and A. Singh, Mar.
Renate Belville, Sister Susanne Lachapelle, Gail 158-164
Gordon, and Tracey Dewart, July 380-387 Elderly people
Confronting the Reality of Collaborative Practice burnout in gerontological social work, May 305-310
Research: Issues of Practice, Design, Measurement, discharge planning, Nov. 713-726
and Team Development, by Maeda J. Galinsky, practice with, Nov. 771-772
Joanne E. Turnbull, Diane E. Meglin, and workers, Jan. 45-53
Margaret E. Wilner, July 440-449 Employee assistance programs, July 477-484
Crime Victims and Offenders in Mediation: An Emerging Empowerment
Area of Social Work Practice, by Mark S. Umbreit, (E), July 365-366, 504
Jan. 69-73 in self-help agency practice for mentally disabled
Crisis in the Workplace: The Role of the Occupational clients, Nov. 705-711
Social Worker, by David S. Ribner, May 333-337 Empowerment and Self-help Agency Practice for People
Cultural bias with Mental Disabilities, by Steven P. Segal, Carol
in practitioners, Nov. 685-693 Silverman, and Tanya Temkin, Nov. 705-712
in social work with gay and lesbian adolescents, Nov. Enabling Public Child Welfare Agencies to Promote
655-659 Family Preservation (CC), by Leroy H. Pelton, July
social workers in rural practice, Nov. 694-702 491-493
Environmental issues, Mar. 204-211, Sept. 521-526
Deconstructing Welfare: The Reagan Legacy and the Ethics issues
Welfare State, by David Stoesz and Howard Jacob in AIDS work, July 412-419
Karger, Sept. 619-628 environmental consciousness in social work, Sept.
Determinism versus Creativity: Which Way for Social 521-526
Work?, by Colin Peile, Mar. 127-134 feminine values in social work, Sept. 535-540
Developing and Testing a Practice Theory: An Interactional in hospital social work, Mar. 166-176
Perspective, by Lawrence Shulman, Jan. 91-97 pacifism as social work duty (P&V), Nov. 765-769
Developmental psychology, temporal consciousness in, psychiatric patient’s right to refuse medication
Jan. 82-90 (P&V), Jan. 101-112
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Evaluating Effectiveness from the Practitioner Perspective,
Third Edition—Revised (DSM-III—R)(P&V), Mar. by Martin A. Elks and Karen E. Kirkhart, Sept.
229-231 554-563
Differences among Adolescent, Young Adult, and Adult Evaluation of human services programs, Sept. 554-563
Callers of Suicide Help Lines, by Diana de Anda
and Melanie A. Smith, July 421-428 Facilitating Support Groups for Professionals Working
Disabled children, May 247-254 with People with AIDS, by Arnold H. Grossman
Discharge Planning Revisited: What Do Social Workers and Charles Silverstein, Mar. 144-151
Actually Do in Discharge Planning?, by Goldie Families
Kadushin and Regina Kulys, Nov. 713-726 caregiver support, July 461-468
Diversity, Early Socialization, and Temporal Develop- with children with disabilities, May 247-254
ment: The Dual Perspective Revisited, by Dolores G. with children with emotional disorders, review of
Norton, Jan. 82-90 literature on, Nov. 744-761
Dropouts, prevention program for, Jan. 9-13 chronic child neglect in, Nov. 661-670
Dual diagnosis, childhood risk factors, Sept. 587-596 family preservation in child welfare agencies (CC),
July 491-493
Earnings History of Social Workers: A Comparison to family services agencies, Sept. 597-602
Other Groups, by Martha N. Ozawa and Simon high-risk assessment of, May 281-287
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military-induced separations, May 273-280 Sept. 579-585
parental employment and child care trends, July In Defense of Long-Term Treatment: On the Vanishing
451-458 Holding Environment, by William S. Meyer, Sept.
of social workers, substance abuse in, Sept. 565-569 571-578
Families with Children with Emotional Disorders: A Influence of Education on Self-perceived Attitudes about
Review of the Literature, by Theresa J. Early and HIV/AIDS among Human Services Providers, by
John Poertner, Nov. 743-765 Joyce L. Riley and Roberta A. Greene, July
Family Preservation under Attack (E), by Ann Hartman, 396-401
Sept. 509-512 Information management, record-keeping, Mar. 190-196
Family Service Agencies: Responding to Need in the Instruments and Psychometrics: A Response to Mattaini
1980s, by Diane Elias Alperin, Sept. 597-602 and Kirk (P&V), by Mary E. Lutz and Michael J.
Family Support Act, July 452-454, Sept. 629 Flory, Mar. 229-230
Feminine Ethic of Care and the Professionalization of Interdisciplinary Coleadership of High School Groups for
Social Work, by Sharon Freedherg, Sept. 535-540 Dropout Prevention: Practice Issues, by RoseMarie
Feminist thought, codependency in self-in-relation D. Arons and Florence S. Schwartz, Jan. 9-14
theory, July 470-475 International social work practice, occupational social
Frames of Reference: The Effects of Ethnocentric Map work in Israel, May 333-337
Projections on Professional Practice, by Graciela M. Involving Clients in Welfare Policy-making, by Sandra
Castex, Nov. 685-693 O’Donnell, Sept. 629-635
Funding issues Isometric Rolfing (NF), by Robert A. Wertkin, Sept.
AIDS care, July 369-377 637-640
social work in 1980s, Sept. 619-628
Judgments of Personal Responsibilitfyo rH IV Infection:
Gerontological social work An Attributional Analysis, by James R. McDonell,
burnout in, May 305-310
July 403-410
workplace issues, Jan. 45-53
Goal-Directed Change in Service Utilization, by Stephen
T. Moore, Mar. 221-226 Labor unions, Sept. 579-585
Good Luck, Bill—Keep in Touch (E), by Ann Hartman, Legal issues
Jan. 5-6 child abuse law in Maryland (letter), Sept. 647-648
Grief work, with children, Nov. 736-741 civil liberties and AIDS, July 412-419
Gulf War, impact in Israel, May 333-337 mandatory reporting laws, Jan. 56-63
social worker liability in child abuse cases, Jan. 64-68
victim—offender mediation, Jan. 69-73
Health care. see also Hospital social work
Legal Liability of Social Workers after DeShaney, by
emergency room social work, May 339-342
Rudolph Alexander, Jr., Jan. 64-68
financing AIDS care, July 369-376
High-Risk Indicators for Family Involvement in Social
Work in Health Care: A Review otf he Literature, by Managing Manipulative Behavior in the Helping
A. Bergman, L. Wells, M. Bogo, S. Abbey, Relationship, by Dean H. Hepworth, Nov. 674-682
V. Chandler, L. Embleton, S. Guirgis, A. Huot, Mandatory Reporting Laws: Child Protective Case
T. McNeill, L. Prentice, D. Stapleton, L. Shekter- Finding Gone Awry?, by Elizabeth D. Hutchison,
Wolfson, and S. Urman, May 281-288 Jan. 56-63
Holding environment, Sept. 571-578 Map projections, Nov. 685-693
Home care workers, needs assessment, Sept. 579-585 Mediation services, Jan. 69-73
Homelessness, dually diagnosed adults, Sept. 587-596 Mental illness
Hospital social work childhood risk factors, Sept. 587-594
discharge planning, Nov. 713-726 consumer empowerment of clients, Nov. 727—734
emergency room (NF), May 339-342 families with children with emotional disorders,
ethical dilemmas in, Mar. 166-176 review of literature on, Nov. 744-761
Hot line counseling length of treatment considerations, Sept. 571-578
suicide, July 421-427 patient’s right to refuse medication (P&V), Jan.
time-limited (NF), May 344-345 101-112
Hypnosis—A Neglected Tool for Client Empowerment, quality of institutional care (letter), Sept. 647
by Roswitha M. Winsor, Sept. 603-608 self-help agency practice for, Nov. 705-711
Metatheoretical Framework for Social Work Practice, by
Immigrant populations, Korean, May 289-295 Federico Souflee, Jr., May 317-331
Improving the Lives of Home Care Workers: A Partner- Military-Induced Family Separation: A Stress Reduction
ship of Social Work and Labor, by Rebecca Intervention, by William G. Black, Jr., May
Donovan, Paul A. Kurzman, and Caroi Rotman, 273-280
Military practice, stress reduction in family separa- Martha N. Ozawa, Wendy F. Auslander, and
tions, May 273-280 Vered Slonim-Nevo, July 369-377
Misdiagnosing Assessment (P&V), by Mark A. Mattaini Professional Is Political (E), by Ann Hartman, July
and Stuart A. Kirk, Mar. 231-233 365-366, 504
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy: Social Work’s Role, by Protecting the Future of Children and Families from
Susan O. Mercer and Jeanette D. Perdue, Jan. 74-81 Pelton’s Dangerous Reforms (CC), by Richard P.
Myth of Black Violence (CC), by Evan Stark, July 485-490 Barth, Jan. 98-100
Psychotherapy, patient’s right to refuse medication
National Association of Social Workers (letter), Sept. (P&V), Jan. 101-112
645-646 Public assistance/welfare
National Science Foundation (letter/response), July client involvement in poiicy-making, Sept. 629-635
502-503 hunger eradication programs (NF), July 494-497
Not in My Backyard (Op-Ed), by Dianne Gilbert, Jan. 7-8 philosophical basis of, Mar. 212-220
for private corporations, May 311-316
Occupational social work public policy in 1980s, Sept. 619-628
company-owned housing, May 297-302 restructuring child welfare system (CC), Jan. 98-100
employee assistance programs, July 477-484 Public policy
in Israel, May 333-336 government subsidies for corporations, May 311-315
wiih older workers, Jan. 45-53 homosexuals in (E), May 245-246, 360
role strain for black, single, working mothers, Jan. hunger eradication (NF), July 494-497
26-33 liberal approach to, Mar. 212-219
worker race perceptions and relations, Mar. 158-163
Older Workers and the Workplace: A New Challenge for Race/ethnicity
Occupational Social Work, by Michal E. Mor-Barak anthropological—ecological approach to diverse
and Margaret Tynan, Jan. 45-55 culture, Jan. 82-89
Open Adoption of Infants: Adoptive Parents’ Perceptions myth of black violence (CC), July 485-490
of Advantages and Disadvantages, by Deborah H. needs assessment of minority home workers, Sept.
Siegel, Jan. 15-23 579-584
Organization as Client: Broadening the Concept of poor, black, single mothers, Jan. 26-33
Employee Assistance Programs, by Bradley Googins service delivery to Korean immigrants, May 289-295
and Bruce N. Davidson, July 477-484 workplace relations, Mar. 158-163
Orienting Social Work Employees in Interdisciplinary Reagan, Ronald, Sept. 619-628
Settings: Shaping Professional and Organizational Reasonable Efforts for Children with Disabilities: The
Perspectives, by Julie S. Abramson, Mar. 152-157 Parents’ Perspective, by Christopher G. Petr and
Out of the Closet: Revolution and Backlash (E), by Ann David D. Barney, May 247-254
Hartman, May 245-246, 360 Reconstructing Codependency Using Self-in-Relation
Theory: A Feminist Perspective, by Barbara G.
Pacifism as social work duty (P&V), Nov. 765-769 Collins, July 470-476
Parental Employment and Child Care Trends: Some Record Keeping: Directions for the 1990s, by Jill Doner
Critical Issues and Suggested Policies, by Catherine Kagle, Mar. 190-196
S. Chilman, July 451-460 Reierral service, Mar. 227
Perceived Problems and Service Delivery for Korean Rehabilitation, for cocaine abuse, Sept. 611-617
Immigrants, by Kyung-Hee Nah, May 289-296 Religion/spirituality
Phantom Welfare: Public Relief for Corporate America, letter, May 358
by Daniel D. Huff and David A. Johnson, May in transpersonal theory of social work, Sept. 527-534
311-316 Remote Practice and Culture Shock: Social Workers
Placing an Infant for Adoption: The Experiences of Young Moving to Isolated Northern Regions, by Michael
Birthmothers, by Linda F. Cushman, Debra Kim Zapf, Nov. 694-704
Kalmuss, and Pearila B. Namerow, May 264-272 Research needs cited
Policy Practice: The Neglected Side of Social Work burnout in gerontological social work, May 309-310
Intervention, by Josefina Figueira-McDonough, childhood risk factors for substance abuse, Sept. 594
Mar. 179-188 families with children with emotional disorders, Nov.
Preparing for Sudden Death: Social Work in the Emergency 761
Room (NF), by Paula J. Wells, May 339-342 innovations in cocaine abuse treatment, Sept. 617
Preventive interventions long-term outcomes of adoption arrangements for
adolescent suicide, Mar. 197-203 birthmother, May 272
dropout, Jan. 9-13 practitioner-oriented evaluation, Sept. 562-563
Private practice, referrals to, Mar. 227 social-environmental assessment, May 262
Problems in Financing the Care of AIDS Patients, by strategies for consumer empowerment of clients with
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mental illness, Nov. 727-734 practitioner ethnocentric bias in, Nov. 685-693
Research Strategies for Consumer Empowerment of People role conflict in, Mar. 136-141
with Severe Mental Illness, by Charles A. Rapp, Wes in rural areas, Nov. 694-702
Shera, and Walter Kisthardt, Nov. 727-735 in 1980s, public policy and, Sept. 619-628
Retreat and Retrenchment: Progressives and the Welfare service utilization, Mar. 221-226
State, by Howard Jacob Karger and David Stoesz, social justice in, Mar. 179-188
Mar. 212-220 substance abuse in, Sept. 565-570
Right of Psychiatric Patients to Refuse Medication: Where transpersonal theory for, Sept. 527-534
Should Social Workers Stand? (P&V), by Kia J. using computers to teach, July 430-439
Bentley, Jan. 101-106 Social Work Values and Pacifism: Opposition to War as a
Role Conflict: Cause of Burnout or Energizer?, by Martha Professional Responsibility (P&V), by Cia
L. Jones, May 136-141 Verschelden, Nov. 765-769
Rural social work, cultural adjustment in, Nov. 694-702 Social Work with Gay and Lesbian Adolescents, by Deana
F. Morrow, Nov. 655-660
Schools Social Work’s Legacy of Peace: Echoes from the Early 20th
dropout prevention program, Jan. 9-14 Century, by Maura Sullivan, Sept. 513-520
suicide prevention in, Mar. 197-203 Stress
Self-in-relation theory, July 470-475 caring for dependent parents, July 461-469
Sex/sexuality for families in military-induced separations, May
social status of homosexuals (E), May 245-246 273-280
social work with gay and lesbian adolescents, Nov. Substance use
655-659 among social workers’ colleagues, Sept. 564-570
Sexual Abuse or Tourette Syndrome? (NF), by David E. among social workers’ families, Sept. 565-570
Comings and Brenda G. Comings, May 347-350 cocaine treatment, Sept. 611-617
Significant Findings (NF), by Ann Burack-Weiss, Nov. codependency in self-in-relation theory, July 470-475
771-772 in dually diagnosed homeless adults, childhood risk
Social Dimensions of the Environmental Crisis: Chal- factors in, Sept. 587-596
lenges for Social Work, by Marie D. Hoff and Successful Private Practice Referral Service (CC), by Jane
Robert J. Polack, Mar. 204-211 K. Thompson, Priscilla Mullen Riley, Nancy
Social-Environmental Context of Child Clients: An Staver, Caro! Z. Steinman, and Carol Trust, Mar.
Empirical Exploration, by Enola K. Proctor, Nancy 227-228
R. Vosler, and Elizabeth A. Sirles, May 256-262 Suicide
Social Work and the Right of Psychiatric Patients to crisis help line use, July 421-427
Refuse Medication: A Family Advocate’s Response, physician-assisted (letter), Sept. 648
by Marilyn K. Rosenson, Jan. 107-112 preventive intervention in school, Mar. 197-203
Social Work in the Ecological Crisis, by Raymond M. Suicide Prevention: A Classroom Presentation to
Berger and James J. Kelly, Sept. 521-526 Adolescents, by Jerry Ciffone, Mar. 197-203
Social work practice Support group for AIDS workers, Mar. 144-151
collaborative practice research, July 440-449 Support Systems and Stress Reduction among Workers
compensation for, Sept. 542-551 Caring for Dependent Parents, by Viola M.
in conflict mediation, Jan. 69-73 Lechner, July 461-469
creative cosmology for, Mar. 127-134
development ofi nteractional theory of, Jan. 91-97 Testing the Sexually Abused Child for the HIV Antibody:
dual perspective in, Jan. 82-90 Issues for the Social Worker, by George A. Gellert,
education for (letter), Sept. 643-645 Carol D. Berkowitz, Michael J. Gellert, and
environmental/ecological issues and, Sept. 521-526 Michael J. Durfee, July 389-394
environmental issues and, Mar. 204-211 Time-Limited Hot Line (NF), by Marti Tamm Loring
evaluation in, Sept. 554-563 and Edward T. Wimberley, May 344-346
family preservation in (E), Sept. 509-512 Transpersonal Social Work: A Theory for the 1990s, by
feminine ethic in, Sept. 535-540 Au-Deane S. Cowley, Sept. 527-534
with gay and lesbian adolescents, Nov. 655-659
history, Sept. 513-520 Understanding Death and Grief for Children Three and
hypnosis in, Sept. 603-608 Younger, by Carole Norris-Shortle, Patricia A.
with manipulative client, Nov. 674-682 Young, and May Ann Williams, Nov. 736-742
in mental disability self-help agency, Nov. 705-711 Using Company-Owned Housing and Workfare to Fill
metatheoretical framework for, May 317-331 the Need for Low-Wage Workers: A Solution or Step
National Science Foundation classification Backward?, by John R. Belcher and Deborah
(letter/response), July 502-503 Rejent, May 297-304
with organizational clients, July 477-484 Using Computers to Teach Practice Skills, by Brett A.
Seabury and Frank F. Maple, Jr., July 430-439 Freedman, Childhood Risk Factors in Dually
Utilization management, Mar. 221-227 Diagnosed Homeless Adults, Sept. 587-596
Violence, perception of black urban youth (CC), July Bloom, Martin, book review, May 355-356
485-490 Bogo, Marion, see Bergman, A.
Bogolub, Ellen B., letter, Jan. 120
Welfare. see Public assistance/welfare Brabson, Howard V., see Gant, L. M.
Women’s issues. See also Feminist thought Breslow, Diane B., letter, July 503
in cocaine treatment, Sept. 611-617 Brilliant, Eleanor L., book review, Nov. 773-774
feminine ethic in social work, Sept. 535-540 Burack-Weiss, Ann, Significant Findings (NF), Nov.
in social work history, Sept. 513-520 771-772
in social worker compensation, Sept. 542-551
Writing a New Story about America (E), by Ann Calese, Joyce, letter, Sept. 646
Hartman, Mar. 125-126 Canda, Edward, book review, Mar. 237-238
Castex, Graciela M., Frames of Reference: The Effects of
Ethnocentric Map Projections on Professional Practice,
AUTHOR INDEX
Nov. 685-693
Abbey, Sharon, see Bergman, A. Chandler, Verna, see Bergman, A.
Abramson, Julie S., Orienting Social Work Employees in Chapman, Mary, letter, Mar. 239
Interdisciplinary Settings: Shaping Professional and Chess, Wayne A., see Gant, L. M.
Organizational Perspectives, Mar. 152-157 Chilman, Catherine S., Parental Employment and Child
Aguilar, Gloria Duran, book review, Jan. 115 Care Trends: Some Critical Issues and Suggested
Alexander, Rudolph, Jr., The Legal Liability of Social Policies, July 451-460
Workers after DeShaney, Jan. 64-68 Ciffone, Jerry, Suicide Prevention: A Classroom
Alperin, Diane Elias, Family Service Agencies: Respond- Presentation to Adolescents, Mar. 197-203
ing to Need in the 1980s, Sept. 597-602 Cnaan, Ram A., see Blankertz, Laura E.
Anderson, Roberta, letter, Mar. 239-240 Collins, Barbara G., Reconstructing Codependency Using
Arons, RoseMarie D., and Florence S. Schwartz, Self-in-Relation Theory: A Feminist Perspective,
Interdisciplinary Coleadership of High School July 470-476
Groups for Dropout Prevention, Jan. 9-14 Comings, Brenda G., see Comings, David E.
Auslander, Wendy F., see Ozawa, Martha N. Comings, David E., and Brenda G. Comings, Sexual
Abuse or Tourette Syndrome? (NF), May 347-350
Barney, David D., see Petr, Christopher G. Cotter, Susan, letter, Mar. 240
Barth, Richard P., Protecting the Future of Children and Cowley, Au-Deane S., Transpersonal Social Work: A
Families from Pelton’s Dangerous Reforms (CC), Theory for the 1990s, Sept. 527-534
Jan. 98-100 Crystal, Stephen, book review, May 352
see also Nunes-Dinis, Maria Cushman, Linda F., Debra Kalmuss, and Pearila B.
Belcher, John R., and Deborah Rejent, Using Company- Namerow, Placing an Infant for Adoption: The
Owned Housing and Workfare to Fill the Need for Experiences of Young Birthmothers, May 264-272
Low-Wage Workers: A Solution or Step Backward?,
May 297-304 Davidson, Bruce N., see Googins, Bradley
Belville, Renate, see Indyk, Debbie de Anda, Diane, and Melanie A. Smith, Differences
Bentley, Kia J., The Right of Psychiatric Patients to among Adolescent, Young Adult, and Adult Callers
Refuse Medication: Where Should Social Workers of Suicide Help Lines, 421-428
Stand? (P&V), Jan. 101-106 Dear, Ronald B., book review, May 356
Berger, Raymond M. Dempsey, Dave, see Weismiller, Toby
book review, Sept. 642 Dewart, Tracey, see Indyk, Debbie
and James J. Kelly, Social Work in the Ecological Crisis, Dickson, Beejee, letter, Jan. 119
Sept. 521-526 DiRienzo-Callahan, Camile, letter, Jan. 119-120
Bergman, A., L. Wells, M. Bogo, S. Abbey, V. Chandler, Donovan, Rebecca, Paui A. Kurzman, and Carol
L. Embleton, S. Guirgis, A. Huot, T. McNeill, Rotman, Improving the Lives ofH ome Care
L. Prentice, D. Stapleton, L. Shekter-Wolfson, Workers: A Partnership of Social Work and Labor,
S. Urman, High-Risk Indicatorfso r Family Sept. 579-585
Involvement in Social Work in Health Care: A Duffy, James J., Jr., letter, May 359
Review of the Literature, May 281-288 Durfee, Michael J., see Gellert, George A.
Berkowitz, Carol D., see Gellert, George A.
Berlin, Sharon, book review, Mar. 238
Early, Theresa J., and John Poertner, Families with
Black, William G., Jr., Military-Induced Family Separation:
Children with Emotional Disorders: A Review of the
A Stress Reduction Intervention, May 273-280
Literature, Nov. 743-764
Blankertz, Laura E., Ram A. Cnaan, and Erica
Elks, Martin A., and Karen E. Kirkhart, Evaluating
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Effectiveness from the Practitioner Perspective, Sept. Hepworth, Dean H., Managing Manipulative Behavior
554-563 in the Helping Relationship, Nov. 674-682
Embleton, Leota, see Bergman, A. Hoff, Marie D., and Robert J. Polack, Social Dimensions
of the Environmental Crisis: Challenges for Social
Fewell, Christine Huff, Barbara Lee King, and Dava Work, Mar. 204-211
L.Weinstein, Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse among Hogan, Patricia Turner, book review, Nov. 774
Social Work Colleagues and Their Families: Impact Holden, Gary, letter, July 502-503
on Practice, Sept. 565-570 Huff, Daniei D., and David A. Johnson, Phantom
Figueira-McDonough, Josefina, Policy Practice: The Welfare: Public Relief for Corporate America, May
Neglected Side ofS ocial Work Intervention, Mar. 311-316
179-188 Hunter, Ski, book review, Jan. 113
Flory, Michael J., see Lutz, Mary E. Huot, Anne, see Bergman, A.
Fournier, Robert R., letter, Sept. 648 Hutchison, Elizabeth D., Mandatory Reporting Laws: Child
Freedberg, Sharon, The Feminine Ethic of Care and the Protective Case Finding Gone Awry?, Jan. 56-63
Professionalization of Social Work, Sept. 535-540
Freedman, Erica, see Blankertz, Laura E. Indyk, Debbie, Renate Belville, Sister Susanne
Furniss, Ronald J., letter, Nov. 777 Lachapelle, Gail Gordon, and Tracy Dewart, A
Community-Based Approach to HIV Case Manage-
Galinsky, Maeda J., Joanne E. Turnbull, Diane E. ment: Systematizing the Unmanageable, July
Meglin, and Margaret E. Wilner, Confronting the 380-387
Reality of Collaborative Practice Research: Issues of
Practice, Design, Measurement, and Team Develop- Jackson, Aurora P., Black, Single, Working Mothers in
ment, July 440-449 Poverty: Preferences for Employment, Well-being,
Gant, L. M., B. A. Nagda, H. V. Brabson, S. Jayaratne, and Perceptions of Preschool-Age Children, Jan.
W. A. Chess, and A. Singh, Effects of Social Support 26-34
and Undermining on African American Worker’s Jayaratne, Srinika, see Gant, L. M.
Perceptions of Coworker and Supervisor Relation- Johnson, David A., see Huff, Daniel D.
ships and Psychological Well-being, Mar. 158-164 Jones, Martha L., Role Conflict: Cause of Burnout or
Gellert, George A., Carol D. Berkowitz, Michael J. Energizer?, Mar. 136-141
Gellert, and Michael J. Durfee, Testing the Sexually
Abused Child for the HIV Antibody: Issues for the Kadushin, Goldie, and Regina Kulys, Discharge
Social Worker, July 389-394 Planning: What Do Social Workers Actually Do in
Gellert, Michael J., see Gellert, George A. Discharge Planning?, Nov. 713-726
George, Marilee H., letter, Sept. 647 Kagle, Jill Doner, Record Keeping: Directions for the
Gilbert, Dianne, Not in My Backyard (Op-Ed), Jan. 7-8 1990s, Mar. 190-196
Goldmeier, John, book review, Mar. 235 Kalmuss, Debra, see Cushman, Linda F.
Goldstein, Howard, letter, Sept. 643-645 Karger, Howard Jacob, and David Stoesz, Retreat and
Googins, Bradley, and Bruce N. Davidson, The Retrenchment: Progressives and the Welfare State,
Organization as Client: Broadening the Concept of Mar. 212-220
Employee Assistance Programs, July 477-484 see also Stoesz, David
Gordon, Gail, see Indyk, Debbie Kauffman, Helen, letter, Mar. 240
Greene, Roberta R., see Riley, Joyce A. Kelly, James J., see Berger, Raymond M.
Grossman, Arnold H., and Charles Silverstein, King, Barbara Lee, see Fewell, Christine Huff
Facilitating Support Groups for Professionals Kirk, Stuart A., see Mattaini, Mark A.
Working with People with AIDS, Mar. 144-151 Kisthardt, Walter, see Rapp, Charles A.
Guirgis, Samira, see Bergman, A. Kulys, Regina, see Kadushin, Goldie
Guzzetta, Charles, book review, Jan. 116-117 Kurzman, Paul A., see Donovan, Rebecca
Hartman, Ann Lachapelle, Sister Susanne, see Indyk, Debbie
Changing oft he Guard (E), Nov. 653-654 Landsman, Miriam J., see Nelson, Kristine E.
Family Preservation under Attack (E), Sept. 509-512 Lechner, Viola M., Support Systems and Stress Reduction
Good Luck, Bill—Keep in Touch (E), Jan. 5-6 among Workers Caring for Dependent Parents, July
letters in response to, Sept. 643-645, 646-647 461-469
Out of the Closet: Revolution and Backlash (E), May Levy, Charles S., book review, Sept. 641-642
245-246, 360 Liebmann, George W., The AFDC Conundrum: A New
The Professional Is Political (E), July 365-366, 504 Look at an Old Institution, Jan. 36—43
Writing a New Story about America (E), Mar. 125-126 Loring, Marti Tamm, and Edward T. Wimberley, The
Haworth, Glenn O., book review, Mar. 236-237 Time-Limited Hot Line (NF), May 344-345
Heimerdinger, John F., letter, May 358 Lott, Cynthia Leeanne, see Proctor, Enola K.
Lutz, Mary E., and Michael J. Flory, Instruments and Problems in Financing the Care of AIDS Patients,
Psychometrics: A Response to Mattaini and Kirk July 369-377
(P&V), Mar. 229-230 and Simon Wai-on Law, Earnings History ofS ocial
Workers: A Comparison to Other Professional
Mancoske, Ronald J., book reviews, Jan. 114 Groups, Sept. 542-551
Maple, Frank F., Jr., see Seabury, Brett A.
Marley, James A., book review, May 352-353 Peile, Colin, Determinism versus Creativity: Which Way
Marvel, William L., letter, Sept. 647 for Social Work?, Mar. 127-134
Mason, Mary Ann, book review, Mar. 235-236 Pelton, Leroy H., Enabling Public Child Welfare
Mattaini, Mark A., and Stuart A. Kirk, Misdiagnosing Agencies to Promote Family Preservation (CC), July
Assessment (P&V), Mar. 231-233 491-493
Mayers, Raymond Sanchez, book review, May 353 Perdue, Jeanette D., see Mercer, Susan O.
McCarthy, E. Thomas, letter, Mar. 240 Petr, Christopher G., and David D. Barney, Reasonable
McDonell, James R. Efforts for Children with Disabilities: The Parents’
Judgments of Personal Responsibility for HIV Infection: Perspective, May 247-254
An Attributional Analysis, July 403-410 Pharis, Mary E., book review, May 354-355
Letter, Nov. 778 Poertner, John, see Early, Theresa J.
McNeill, Ted, see Bergman, A. Polack, Robert J., see Hoff, Marie D.
McRoy, Ruth G., book review, Jan. 116 Potter, Sandee, book review, May 354
Meglin, Diane E., see Galinsky, Maeda J. Poulin, John E., and Carolyn A. Walter, Burnout in
Mercer, Susan, and Jeanette D. Perdue, Munchausen Gerontological Social Work, May 305-310
Syndrome by Proxy: Social Work’s Role, Jan. 74-81 Prentice, Linda, see Bergman, A.
Meyer, William S. Proctor, Enola K.
book review, May 356-357 Nancy Morrow-Howell, and Cynthia Leeanne Lott,
In Defense of Long-Term ‘1r eatment: On the Vanishing Classification and Correlates of Ethical Dilemmas in
Holding Envrironment, Sept. 571-578 Hospital Social Work, Mar. 166-177
Miller, Dorothy C., book review, May 352 Nancy R. Vosler, and Elizabeth A. Sirles, The Social-
Monroe, Karen L., letter, Mar. 239 Environmental Context of Child Clients: An
Moore, Stephen T., Goal-Directed Change in Service Empirical Exploration, May 256-262
Utilization, Mar. 221-226
Mor-Barak, Michal E., and Margaret Tynan, Older Rapp, Charles A., Wes Shera, and Walter Kisthardt,
Workers and the Workplace: A New Challenge for Research Strategies for Consumer Empowerment of
Occupational Social Work, Jan. 45-55 People with Severe Mental Illness, Nov. 727-735
Morrow, Deana F., Social Work with Gay and Lesbian Reamer, Frederic G., AIDS and Social Work: The Ethics
Adolescents, Nov. 655-660 and Civil Liberties Agenda, July 412-419
Morrow-Howell, Nancy, see Proctor, Enola K. Rejent, Deborah, see Belcher, John R.
Ribner, David S., Crisis in the Workplace: The Role of
Nagda, Biren A., see Gant, L. M. the Occupational Social Worker, May 333-337
Nah, Kyung-Hee, Perceived Problems and Service Rich, Phil, letter, May 359
Delivery for Korean Immigrants, May 289-296 Riley, Joyce L., and Roberta R. Greene, Influence of
Namerow, Pearila B., see Cushman, Linda F. Education on Self-perceived Attitudes about HIV/
Nelson, Kristine E., Edward J. Saunders, and Miriam J. AIDS among Human Services Providers, July
Landsman, Chronic Child Neglect in Perspective, 396-401
Nov. 661-671 Riley, Priscilla Mullen, see Thompson, Jane K.
Norris-Shortle, Carole, Patricia A. Young, and May Roberts, Albert R., book reviews, Jan. 115
Ann Williams, Understanding Death and Grief for Roberts-DeGennaro, Maria, book review, July 499
Children Three and Younger, Nov. 736-742 Rose, Steven R., book reviews, May 353-354
Norton, Dolores G., Diversity, Early Socialization, and Rosenson, Marilyn K., Social Work and the Right of
Temporal Development: The Dual Perspective Psychiatric Patients to Refuse Medication: A Family
Revisited, Jan. 82-90 Advocate’s Response (P&V), Jan. 107-112
Nunes-Dinis, Maria, and Richard P. Barth, Cocaine Rotman, Carol, see Donovan, Rebecca
Treatment and Outcome, Sept. 611-617 Rubenstein, Robert, letter, Sept. 646-647
Russell, Catherine, letter, Jan. 118
O’Donnell, Sandra, Involving Clients in Welfare Policy-
Making, Sept. 629-635 Saari, Carolyn, book review, Nov. 774-775
Oellerich, Thomas D., letter, July 502 Saunders, Edward J., see Nelson, Kristine E.
Olsen, Lenore, book reviews, May 253, July 499 Schinke, Steven P., book review, Mar. 238
Ozawa, Martha N. Schley, Harriet W., letter, May 358
Wendy F. Auslander, and Vered Slonim-Nevo, Schorr, Alvin L., letter, Sept. 643
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Schwartz, Florence S., see Arons, RoseMarie D. Verschelden, Cia, Social Work Values and Pacifism:
Seabury, Brett A., and Frank F. Maple, Jr., Using Opposition to War as a Professional Responsibility
Computers to Teach Practice Skills, July 430-439 (P&V), Nov. 765-769
Segal, Steven P., Carol Silverman, and Tanya Temkin, Vest, Gerald W., letter, May 358
Empowerment and Self-help Agency Practice for Vosler, Nancy R., see Proctor, Enola K.
People with Mental Disabilities, Nov. 705-712
Shekter-Woifson, Lorie, see Bergman, A. Walter, Carolyn A., see Poulin, John E.
Shera, Wes, see Rapp, Charles A. Watts, Thomas D., book review, July 500
Shernoff, Michael, letter, Mar. 240 Weber, Stephen A., book review, July 500-501
Shulman, Lawrence, Developing and Testing a Practice Weinstein, Dava L., see Fewell, Christine Huff
Theory: An Interactional Perspective, Jan. 91-97 Weismiller, Toby, letter, Sept. 645-646
Siegel, Deborah H., Open Adoption of Infants: Adoptive Wells, Lilian, see Bergman, A.
Parents’ Perceptions of Advantages and Disadvan- Wells, Paula J., Preparinfgo rS udden Death: Social Work
tages, Jan. 15-22 in the Emergency Room (NF), May 339-342
Silver, Constance, letter, Sept. 645 Wertkin, Robert A., Isometric Rolfing (NF), Sept.
Silverman, Carol, see Segal, Steven P. 637-640
Silverstein, Charles, see Grossman, Arnold H. Whitaker, William H., A Charity/Justice Partnershifpo r
Simon, Elizabeth, letter, Nov. 777-778 U.S. Food Security (NF), July 494-497
Singh, Anup, see Gant, L. M. Whyte, Douglas A., letter, May 359
Sirles, Elizabeth A., see Proctor, Enola K. Williams, May Ann, see Norris-Shortle, Carole
Slonim-Nevo, Vered see Ozawa, Martha N. Wilner, Margaret E., see Galinsky, Maeda J.
Smith, Melanie A., see de Anda, Diane Wimberley, Edward T., see Loring, Marti Tamm
Snyder, Wendy K., book review, Nov. 773 Wingerter, Tony, letter, Jan. 119
Souflee, Federico, Jr., A Metatheoretical Framework for Winsor, Roswitha M., Hypnosis—A Neglected Tool for
Social Work Practice, May 317-331 Client Empowerment, Sept. 603-608
Stapleton, Dan, see Bergman, A. Winston, Joyce P., letter, Sept. 645
Stark, Evan, The Myth of Black Violence (CC), July
485-490 Young, Patricia A., see Norris-Shortle, Carole
Staver, Nancy, see Thompson, Jane K. Young, Victoria, letter, Sept. 647-648
Steinman, Carol Z., see Thompson, Jane K.
Sternberg, Peter, letter, Mar. 240 Zapf, Michael Kim, Remote Practice and Culture Shock:
Sticer, Terry, letter, Jan. 118-119 Social Workers Moving to Isolated Northern
Stoesz, David, Communicating with the Public (Op-Ed), Regions, Nov. 694—704
July 367-368
and Howard Jacob Karger, Deconstructing Welfare:
The Reagan Legacy and the Welfare State, Sept. BOOK REVIEW INDEX
619-628 Addams, Jane, Twenty Years at Hull House; with
see also Karger, Howard Jacob Autobiographical Notes, rev. by Sandee Potter, May
Sullivan, Maura, Social Work’s Legacy of Peace: Echoes 354
from the Early 20th Century, Sept. 513-520 Alter, Catherine, and Wayne Evens, Evaluating Your
Sullivan, Pat, book review, Jan. 113-114 Practice: A Guide to Self-Assessment, rev. by Sharon
B. verlin, Mar. 238 \
Temkin, Tanya, see Segal, Steven P. American Association for Helping Children, Helping in
Theriot, Kevin, letter, Mar. 239 Child Protective Services: A Casework Handbook,
Thompson, Jane K., Priscilla Mullen Riley, Nancy rev. by Lenore Olsen, July 499
Staver, Carol Z. Steinman, and Carol Trust, A Ammerman, Robert T., and Michel Herson, eds., Case
Successful Private Practice Referral Service (CC), Studies in Family Violence, rev. by Albert R.
Mar. 227-228 Roberts, Jan. 114-115
Tourse, Robbie, book review, May 354 Axinn, June, and Herman Levin, Social Welfare: A
Trust, Carol, sce Thompson, Jane K. History of the American Response to Need, Third
Turnbull, Joanne E., see Galinsky, Maeda J. Edition, rev. by Thomas D. Watts, July 500
Tynan, Magaret, see Mor-Barak, Michal E.
Barker, Robert L., The Social Work Dictionary (2nd
Umbreit, Mark S., Crime Victims and Offenders in Edition), rev. by Charles Guzetta, Jan. 116-117
Mediation: An Emerging Area of Social Work Bartlett, John G., and Ann K. Finkbeiner, The Guide to
Practice, Jan. 69-73 Living with HIV Infection, rev. by Ronald J.
Urman, Sorele, see Bergman, A. Mancoske, Jan. 114
Beebe, Linda, ed., Professional Writing for the Human
VanLieu, Shirley, letter, Sept. 645 Services, rev. by Raymond M. Berger, Sept. 642
Belcher, John R., and Frederick A. DiBlasio, Helping the Kremen, Eleanor, see Goldberg, Gertrude Shafner
Homeless: Where Do We Go From Here?, rev. by
Stephen Crystal, May 352 Lawson, Ann W., see Lawson, Gary M.
Brilliant, Eleanor, The United Way: Dilemmas of Lawson, Gary M., and Ann W. Lawson, Adolescent
Organized Charity, rev. by Stephen A. Webster, Substance Abuse: Etiology, Treatment and Preven-
July 500-501 tion, rev. by Wendy K. Snyder, Nov. 773
Levin, Herman, see Axinn, June
Cox, Arthur J., see Hudson, Christopher G. Lohmann, Roger A., The Commons: New Perspectives on
Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action, rev.
DiBlasio, Frederick A., see Belcher, John R. by Eleanor L. Brilliant, Nov. 773-774
Edwards, Richard L., and John A. Yankey, eds., Skills Mahoney, Michael J., Human Change Processes: The
for Effective Human Services Management, rev. by Scientific Foundations of Psychotherapy, rev. by
Pat Suilivan, Jan. 113-114 Glenn O. Haworth, Mar. 236-237
Ephross, Paul H., see Greene, Roberta R. Masi, Dale A., AIDS Issues in the Workplace: A Response
Evens, Wayne, see Alter, Catherine Model for Human Resource Management, rev. by
Ronald J. Mancoske, Jan. 114
Finkbeiner, Ann K., see Bartlett, John G. McInnis, Kathleen M., Helen E. Petracchi, and Mel
Morgenbesser, The Hmong in America: Providing
Gelles, Richard J., see Straus, Murray A. Ethnic-Sensitive Health, Education, and Human
Gerhart, Ursula C., Caring for the Chronic Mentally Ill, Services, rev. by Robbie Tourse, May 354
rev. by James A. Marley, May 352-353 Moore, Joan, and Ronald Glick, eds., Drugs in Hispanic
Germain, Carel Bailey, Human Behavior and the Social Communities, rev. by Raymond Sanchez Mayers,
Environment: An Ecological View, rev. by Ski May 353
Hunter, Jan. 113 Morgenbesser, Mel, see McInnis, Kathleen M.
Gibbs, Leonard E., Scientific Reasoning for Social
Workers: Bridging the Gap between Research and Perry, Nancy Walker, and Lawrence S. Wrightsman,
Practice, rev. by Martin Bloom, May 355-356 The Child Witness: Legal Issues and Dilemmas, rev.
Glick, Ronald, see Moore, Joan by Mary Ann Mason, Mar. 235-236
Goldberg, Gertrude Shaffner, and Eleanor Kremen, The Petracchi, Helen E., see McInnis, Kathleen M.
Feminization of Poverty: Only in America, rev. by Polansky, Norman A., Integrated Ego Psychology, rev. by
Dorothy C. Miller, May 352 William S. Meyer, May 356-357
Golden, Olivia, Poor Children and Welfare Reform, rev.
by Patricia Turner Hogan, Nov. 774 Reamer, Frederic, The Philosophical Foundations of
Greene, Roberta R., and Paul H. Ephross, Human Social Work, rev. by Charles S. Levy, Sept. 641-642
Behavior Theory and Social Work, rev. by Edward Reid, P. Nelson, and Philip R. Popple, eds., The Moral
Canda, Mar. 237-238 Purpose of Social Work: The Character and
Intentions of a Profession, rev. by Charles S. Levy,
Hamilton, Gregory, From Inner Sources: New Directions Sept. 641-642
in Object Relations Psychotherapy, rev. by Carolyn Reid, William J., see Videka-Sherman, Lynn
Saari, Nov. 774-775 Rose, Stephen M., ed., Case Management and Social
Handler, Joel F., and Yeheskel Hasenfeld, The Moral Work Practice, rev. by Maria Roberts-DeGennaro,
Construction of Poverty: Welfare Reform in July 499
America, rev. by Ronald B. Dear, May 356 Rosen, Karen, see Stith, Sandra M.
Hasenfeld, Yeheskel, see Handler, Joel F. Roundy, Lynn M., see Horton, Anne L.
Hersen, Michel, see Ammerman, Robert T.
Horton, Anne L., Barry L. Johnson, Lynn M. Roundy, Saari, Carolyn, The Creation of Meaning in Clinical
and Doran Williams, The Incest Perpetrator: A Social Work, rev. by Mary E. Pharis, May 354-355
Family Member No One Wants to Treat, rev. by Scharff, David, Refinding the Object and Reclaiming the
John Goldmeier, Mar. 235 Self, rev. by Carolyn Saari, Nov. 774-775
Hudson, Christopher G., and Arthur J. Cox, Dimen- Schorr, Daniel, see Schorr, Lisbeth
sions of State Mental Health Policy, rev. by Steven Schorr, Lisbeth, with Daniel Schorr, Within Our Reach:
R. Rose, May 353-354 Breaking the Cycle of Disadvantage, rev. by Ruth G.
McRoy, Jan. 116
Johnson, Ann Braden, Out of Bedlam: The Truth about Stith, Sandra M., Mary Beth Williams, and Karen
Deinstitutionalization, rev. by Steven R. Rose, May Rosen, eds., Violence Hits Home: Comprehensive
353-354 Treatment Approaches to Domestic Violence, rev. by
Johnson, Barry L., see Horton, Anne L. Gloria Duran Aguilar, Jan. 115
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