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Developing an instrument for measuring psychosocial assessment in clinical child welfare
Child Welfare
|July 1, 1984
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The authors describe the development of a research instrument that can be used to quantify the assessment of child and family functioning. The instrument measures both personal problems and resources as well as important environmental influences.
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