Vol. 17 No. 1-2 (2016)

Articles

• Conversational contexts: Investigating the dynamics of relationships between clients and professionals in child welfare

  Annemiek T. Harder, Christopher J. Hall, Carolus H.C.J. van Nijnatten

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• Getting, receiving and holding attention: How adolescents' telling initiatives work out in interaction with professional parents in family homes

  Ellen Schep, Tom Koole, Martine Noordegraaf

  10-26

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• Pedagogical anamnesis: How professional parents collect information from adolescents through conversation

  Carolus H.C.J. van Nijnatten, Martine Noordegraaf

  27-46

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• Can we reliably measure social work communication skills? Development of a scale to measure child and family social work direct practice

  Charlotte E. Whittaker, Donald Forrester, Michael Killian, Rebecca K. Jones

  47-63

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• Look who's talking: A Motivational Interviewing based observation study of one-on-one conversations between residential care workers and adolescents

  Annika Eenshuistra, Annemiek T. Harder, Neeltje L. van Zonneveld, Erik J. Knorth

  64-84

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• Managing arguments in social work encounters

  Tessa Verhallen, Christopher J. Hall, Stef Slembrouck, Steve Kirkwood

  85-104

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• The problem of participation in child protection conferences: An interactional analysis

  Juliet Koprowska

  105-122

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