Peter R Day
Biographic Data
| ID | 6180303 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter R Day |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter R |
| FAMILY NAME | Day |
| SIGNATURE | DAY P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lecturer in Social Work, Department of Social Administration, University of Hull, U.K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Experience of Grief: Social Context and Social Support
This paper is based on six case studies drawn from a larger project concerned with the ideas and experiences of 20 people one year after the death of a loved person. It describes and analyses their experience of the illness and death and their adjustment during the last year. The problems as they saw them and the sources of material and social support they received are described. The results are reported in the context of existing research and im…
Social networks and social work practice
social workers have consistently attended to the impact of the environment on people's lives. The communication links between individuals and groups have been seen as important ways through which support and help can be made available. Social networks are central to practice and there has been consistent concern with them since the earliest days of social work. It is advisable to be cautious in evaluating changing fashions in theory and practice …
Mind the gap: Normalisation theory and practice
Although the concepts of normalisation and community care are very familiar, it is apparent that practice is often based on questionable assumptions. This paper examines some of the implications for social work
An Interactionist Approach to an Intake Interview
This paper raises questions about the ways in which social workers try to "explain" or make sense of their practice in interviewing. It is concerned with the ways that they "construct reality" in their day to day work and how they ascribe order or patterns to this reality. The discussion is based on a tape recorded transcript of a social worker — applicant interview and a transcript of a talk between the social worker and the writer about the int…
Perspectives and Multiple Realities in Social Work and Social Control
This paper discusses the 'caring' and 'controlling' aspects of social workers' roles and some ways in which role conflict and ambiguity are dealt with in client-social worker interaction. The ways in which individuals interpret each other's behaviour and reveal their motives and the meanings of their communications are considered and some studies of client-social worker relationships are reviewed. Practitioners' perspectives on social work are ex…
Care and Control: A Social Work Dilemma
Care and Control: A Social Work Dilemma
Social networks and social work practice
social workers have consistently attended to the impact of the environment on people's lives. The communication links between individuals and groups have been seen as important ways through which support and help can be made available. Social networks are central to practice and there has been consistent concern with them since the earliest days of social work. It is advisable to be cautious in evaluating changing fashions in theory and practice …
Perspectives and Multiple Realities in Social Work and Social Control
This paper discusses the 'caring' and 'controlling' aspects of social workers' roles and some ways in which role conflict and ambiguity are dealt with in client-social worker interaction. The ways in which individuals interpret each other's behaviour and reveal their motives and the meanings of their communications are considered and some studies of client-social worker relationships are reviewed. Practitioners' perspectives on social work are ex…
Care and Control: A Social Work Dilemma
Perspectives and Multiple Realities in Social Work and Social Control
This paper discusses the 'caring' and 'controlling' aspects of social workers' roles and some ways in which role conflict and ambiguity are dealt with in client-social worker interaction. The ways in which individuals interpret each other's behaviour and reveal their motives and the meanings of their communications are considered and some studies of client-social worker relationships are reviewed. Practitioners' perspectives on social work are ex…
An Interactionist Approach to an Intake Interview
This paper raises questions about the ways in which social workers try to "explain" or make sense of their practice in interviewing. It is concerned with the ways that they "construct reality" in their day to day work and how they ascribe order or patterns to this reality. The discussion is based on a tape recorded transcript of a social worker — applicant interview and a transcript of a talk between the social worker and the writer about the int…
Mind the gap: Normalisation theory and practice
Although the concepts of normalisation and community care are very familiar, it is apparent that practice is often based on questionable assumptions. This paper examines some of the implications for social work
Social networks and social work practice
social workers have consistently attended to the impact of the environment on people's lives. The communication links between individuals and groups have been seen as important ways through which support and help can be made available. Social networks are central to practice and there has been consistent concern with them since the earliest days of social work. It is advisable to be cautious in evaluating changing fashions in theory and practice …
The Experience of Grief: Social Context and Social Support
This paper is based on six case studies drawn from a larger project concerned with the ideas and experiences of 20 people one year after the death of a loved person. It describes and analyses their experience of the illness and death and their adjustment during the last year. The problems as they saw them and the sources of material and social support they received are described. The results are reported in the context of existing research and im…
Sociology (6 works) · Social Work Education and Practice (5 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Social Work (4 works) · Work (physics (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works)