Social workers in generic practice are often uncertain about which social work method is most appropriate for a given case. This article suggests that evaluating role discrepancies can help practitioners determine whether to work toward personal or situational changes with clients. (Author)

Describes the development of a method to carry out time-limited focussed family therapy. Two cases demonstrating the formulation of dynamic hypotheses, development of operational plans for therapists, and changes in the family are presented. The importance of the workshop in fostering and documenting this method is discussed. (Author/JMB)

Describes the use of different kinds of art materials for differing creative processes. (RK)

The potential usefulness of citation analysis in Fine Arts is illustrated by applying it to art collection catalogs. Unlike a previous study which used art periodicals, ten permanent collection catalogs presenting material on Chinese bronze vessels were used. Findings revealed significant features about both the specialized and general research…

Shoplifting is as American as income tax fraud and motorists ignoring the 55 m.p.h. speed limit. It knows no age, economic, social, racial, or religious barriers. Shoplifters' motives and methods are examined and ways of combating shoplifting are discussed. (RM)

This paper suggests a revisitation to counseling interview techniques and a reconsideration of the importance of technical training for counselor-trainees, practicing counselors, and counselor-educators. Ways to improve technical skills are also considered. (Author)

The author examines the causes behind disadvantaged adults. Counseling is definitely needed to combat these causes. (MR)

Survey results do not support traditional view that jobseeking methods of poverty area residents differ substantially from those of other workers. (Editor)

A series of reading workbooks has helped nonreading or severely underachieving children aged 6-13 to achieve at least 2nd-grade reading level in 1 year. (MB)

In one hospital, every payday from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. continuous instruction or demonstration takes place for the day and evening or off duty nurses. (EB)

Here is a great substitute for parting compounds. (Editor)

The article attempts to introduce to a teacher or counselor a way of setting up a behavior modification plan. The example can be adopted to fit various situations. The teacher or counselor can select the needed behavioral change, determine successive approximations, and use an appropriate immediate reward system. (Author)