'I NEEDED TO BE TOLD THAT I HADN'T FAILED': EXPERIENCES OF VIOLENCE AGAINST PROBATION STAFF AND OF AGENCY SUPPORT
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LITTLECHILD, B., 'I NEEDED TO BE TOLD THAT I HADN'T FAILED': EXPERIENCES OF VIOLENCE AGAINST PROBATION STAFF AND OF AGENCY SUPPORT. BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL WORK, Vol. 27, no. 2 (1997), p. 219-240.
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SIIS R.717
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Adaptación personal, Agresividad, Efectos, Género, Seguridad, Trabajador social, Víctimas, Violencia
Adaptación personal, Agresividad, Efectos, Género, Seguridad, Trabajador social, Víctimas, Violencia
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