Professionals in child welfare and protection are often required to make decisions--fraught with many difficulties and shortcomings--that have crucial implications for children and families. There are many indications that these decisions are frequently unreliable and involve unavoidable errors in judgement due to the uncertainties. This book applies much-needed insights gleaned from the fields of business and behavioral economics to child welfare practice, bridging a critical gap in the child welfare and protection research agenda.
Professionals in child welfare and protection are often required to make decisions--fraught with many difficulties and shortcomings--that have crucial implications for children and families. There are many indications that these decisions are frequently unreliable and involve unavoidable errors in judgement due to the uncertainties. This book applies much-needed insights gleaned from the fields of business and behavioral economics to child welfare practice, bridging a critical gap in the child welfare and protection research agenda.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John D. Fluke, PhD, is Professor and Associate Director for Systems Research and Evaluation at the Kempe Center in the Department of Paediatrics at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Mónica López López, PhD, is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Rami Benbenishty, PhD, is Professor Emeritus at the School of Social Work and Social Welfare at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Erik J. Knorth, PhD, is Professor Emeritus in the Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Donald J. Baumann, PhD, is an instructor at St. Edwards University. He retired from the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services where he was head of the Evaluation Section of Child Protective Services.
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* Preface * Part One: Frameworks and Models in Decision Making and Judgement in Child Welfare and Protection * Chapter 1: Key Theoretical Perspectives and Historical Overview Rami Benbenishty and John D. Fluke * Chapter 2: Exploration in Predictive Analysis and Machine Learning Kelly Stepura Jim Schwab Donald J. Baumann Natalie Sowinski and Stephanie Thorne * Part Two: Methodology for the Study of Decision Making in Child Welfare and Protection * Chapter 3: Empirical Methods for Studying Decision Making in Child Welfare and Protection Joel Gautschi and Rami Benbenishty * Chapter 4: Instrumentation to Understand the Child Protective Services Decision Making Processes Allan J. Dettlaff Dana Hollinshead Donald J. Baumann and John D. Fluke * Part Three: Ecological Models of Decision Making in Child Welfare * Chapter 5: The Decision Making Ecology of Placing a Child into Foster Care: A Structural Equation Model J. Christopher Graham Alan J. Dettlaff Donald J. Baumann and John D. Fluke * Chapter 6: Lessons Learned from International Studies on Child Protection Decision Making Employing the Model of Judgments and Decisions Processes in Context (JUDPiC) Mónica López López and Rami Benbenishty * Chapter 7: The Psychosocial Process Underlying Residential Care Placement Decisions Leonor Bettencourt Rodrigues Manuela Calheiros and Cícero Pereira * Chapter 8: The Decision to Substantiate Allegations of Child Maltreatment Sarah A. Font Kathryn Maguire-Jack and Rebecca Dillard * Chapter 9: The Impact of Drugs Infants Single Mothers and Relatives on Reunification: A Decision Making Ecology Approach Kim Wittenstrom Donald J. Baumann John D. Fluke J. Christopher Graham and Joyce James * Chapter 10: Exploring Alternate Explanations for Agency-Level Effects in Placement Decisions Regarding Aboriginal Children Barbara A. Fallon John D. Fluke Martin Chabot Cindy Blackstock Vandna Sinha Kate Allan and Bruce MacLaurin * Part Four: Decision making in child welfare and protection in practice * Chapter 11: The Use and Usability of Decision-Making Theory in Child Welfare Policy and Practice Cora Bartelink Tom A. van Yperen Ingrid J. Ten Berge and Erik J. Knorth * Chapter 12: The Voice of the Child in Child Protection Decision Making: A Cross-Country Comparison of Policy and Practice in England Germany and the Netherlands Susanne Witte Helen Baldwin and Mónica López López * Chapter 13: Teaching and Learning Decision Making in Child Welfare and Protection Social Work Brian J. Taylor * Part Five: Future Directions: Implications for Policy Practice and Research * Chapter 14: Advancing the Field of Decision Making and Judgement in Child Welfare and Protection: A look Back and Forward John D. Fluke Mónica López López Rami Benbenishty Erik J. Knorth and Donald J. Baumann
* Preface * Part One: Frameworks and Models in Decision Making and Judgement in Child Welfare and Protection * Chapter 1: Key Theoretical Perspectives and Historical Overview Rami Benbenishty and John D. Fluke * Chapter 2: Exploration in Predictive Analysis and Machine Learning Kelly Stepura Jim Schwab Donald J. Baumann Natalie Sowinski and Stephanie Thorne * Part Two: Methodology for the Study of Decision Making in Child Welfare and Protection * Chapter 3: Empirical Methods for Studying Decision Making in Child Welfare and Protection Joel Gautschi and Rami Benbenishty * Chapter 4: Instrumentation to Understand the Child Protective Services Decision Making Processes Allan J. Dettlaff Dana Hollinshead Donald J. Baumann and John D. Fluke * Part Three: Ecological Models of Decision Making in Child Welfare * Chapter 5: The Decision Making Ecology of Placing a Child into Foster Care: A Structural Equation Model J. Christopher Graham Alan J. Dettlaff Donald J. Baumann and John D. Fluke * Chapter 6: Lessons Learned from International Studies on Child Protection Decision Making Employing the Model of Judgments and Decisions Processes in Context (JUDPiC) Mónica López López and Rami Benbenishty * Chapter 7: The Psychosocial Process Underlying Residential Care Placement Decisions Leonor Bettencourt Rodrigues Manuela Calheiros and Cícero Pereira * Chapter 8: The Decision to Substantiate Allegations of Child Maltreatment Sarah A. Font Kathryn Maguire-Jack and Rebecca Dillard * Chapter 9: The Impact of Drugs Infants Single Mothers and Relatives on Reunification: A Decision Making Ecology Approach Kim Wittenstrom Donald J. Baumann John D. Fluke J. Christopher Graham and Joyce James * Chapter 10: Exploring Alternate Explanations for Agency-Level Effects in Placement Decisions Regarding Aboriginal Children Barbara A. Fallon John D. Fluke Martin Chabot Cindy Blackstock Vandna Sinha Kate Allan and Bruce MacLaurin * Part Four: Decision making in child welfare and protection in practice * Chapter 11: The Use and Usability of Decision-Making Theory in Child Welfare Policy and Practice Cora Bartelink Tom A. van Yperen Ingrid J. Ten Berge and Erik J. Knorth * Chapter 12: The Voice of the Child in Child Protection Decision Making: A Cross-Country Comparison of Policy and Practice in England Germany and the Netherlands Susanne Witte Helen Baldwin and Mónica López López * Chapter 13: Teaching and Learning Decision Making in Child Welfare and Protection Social Work Brian J. Taylor * Part Five: Future Directions: Implications for Policy Practice and Research * Chapter 14: Advancing the Field of Decision Making and Judgement in Child Welfare and Protection: A look Back and Forward John D. Fluke Mónica López López Rami Benbenishty Erik J. Knorth and Donald J. Baumann
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