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SOC WEL 280: Introduction to Research S11
Resources for the literature review (from the syllabus): Complete a literature review that includes both quantitative and qualitative studies and that builds the background and significance for your research question(s). This review should be organized around concepts that are important for understanding the topic and how these concepts relate to social work practice. Tags: Literature Review social work social welfare

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