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Attitudes Toward The Development of a School of Social Work in Maryland and Estimated EnrollmentPurpose : This inquiry was made at the request of Mr. Harry Greenstein, Chairman of the Council of Social Agencies, for the purpose of finding out the following : 1. What is the extent of the annual demand in Maryland for trained social workers? 2. What is the attitude of social agency Executives and Boards toward the establishment of a School of Social Work in Maryland? 3. What is the attitude of colleges in Maryland toward the establishment of a graduate School of Social Work? 4. What is the attitude of existing Schools of Social Work toward the need for a School in Maryland? 5. What would the probable first year enrollment be - both as to full time students and as to practicing social workers who would desire to take one or two courses? 6. What are the usual fees at Schools of Social Work?
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An Exploratory Study of the Relationship Between Alienation and the Incidence of Financial DependencyThis study investigated the relationship between the degree of alienation and the incidence of financial dependency. The comparative groups were first time A.F.D.C. recipients and recidivists. The major hypothesis was that there is a relationship between the degree of alienation and the incidence of financial dependency. Our minor hypotheses were that there is a relationship between the degree of powerlessness, normlessness, social isolation and incidence of financial dependency. Depth of understanding was added to the study by measuring the recipient's degree of social anchorage and degree of crisis felt in applying for social assistance...
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The Role of Ceremonials in Organizational BehaviorThe significance of ceremonials has received little attention in studies of work organizations. The role of the personnel administrator, for example, is customarily evaluated in terms of his effectiveness in performing specific activities which further the production goals of the organization, such as employee selection or dealing with grievances. Personnel activities such as selection procedures or training programs also have important symbolic aspects, according to this article, which are important in legitimizing decisions and actions taken within the organization. The personnel administrator plays an important ceremonial role in several respects, legitimizing various personnel decisions with the authority of the entire organization, supplying "scientific" endorsement of wage decisions, acting as "father confessor" to employees, etc.