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Value Conflicts in Social Work: Categories and Correlates
2016
Journal of Social Work Values and Ethics
unpublished
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This quantitative study explores the experience and correlates of categories of reported value conflicts in social work. Results indicate variance between categories of conflict in both frequency of experiences and their correlations. In addition supporting the need for further research to distinguish categories of value conflict and implications for professional practice.
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