Titlebook: An Agenda for Action; John G. Bruhn,Howard M. Rebach Book 19961st edition Springer-Verlag US 1996 Action.assessment.development.evaluation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-74903-3ber (1991) pointed out there is controversy among sociologists about the meaning of the words . and .. There is a tendency to equate micro with individual and macro with collective level events. Whether one focuses one’s efforts at the individual or personal level or at a broader social systems leve

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Alexander Katsevich,Guenter Lauritschon process. The purpose of this chapter is to focus specific attention on the evaluation stage. It should be noted that program evaluation is almost a discipline in itself and many sociologists and other social scientists are often employed as program evaluators. Their task is to evaluate ongoing pr

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Applied and Numerical Harmonic Analysisferred ones. When professionals attempt to change situations they confront people with their values. The proposed change is “known” by the professional to be best for the client. Clients also “know” what is best for them. The process of “knowing” involves the assessment of values, directly or intuit

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Problem Solving on the Microlevel,Human life takes place in a social context. Billson (1994:118) noted the inseparability of society and self:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-74903-3Since organizational development and community organization constitute two important fields of sociological practice, the second and third sections of this chapter will offer some observations on organizations and community organization. The remaining sections will focus on practice issues.