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Direct linkBaizerman, Michael; Rence, Emily; Johnson, Sean – New Directions for Youth Development, 2013
Current philosophy and practice urge, even require for funding, that programs be empirically based and grounded in empirically proven emerging, promising, or best practices. In most of the human services, including youth programs, services, and practices, this requirement is a goal as well as an ideal. Empirical research and evaluation can be used…
Descriptors: Research, Youth Agencies, Problem Solving, Community Services
Peer reviewedBaizerman, Michael – Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1974
During the 1960's, there emerged innovative human service programs for youth. Among the actual differences in these programs compared to their older, established human service agencies was (is) the prominent position of the social value of client anonymity. This anonymity is examined in an attempt to understand its role. (RC)
Descriptors: Adolescents, Alienation, Community Organizations, Confidentiality
