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1 online resource (369 pages) |
Contents |
Cover; Half title; Title Page; Copyright; PREFACE; PART I. THE SOCIAL INNOVATIVE EXPERIMENT; 1 Overview of the Experiment; 2 Social Status and Mental Illness; 3 Planning and Implementing the Project; PART II. EVOLUTION OF AN AUTONOMOUS SOCIETY IN THE COMMUNITY; 4 The Era of Maximum Professional Supervision; 5 A Governing Body Emerges; 6 The Attempt at Self-Government; 7 Autonomy at Last; PART III. INTERCHANGE WITH THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY; 8 The Socioeconomic Environment of the Lodge; 9 Social Exchange with the Community; 10 Relations with the University; 11 Medical Care for the Members |
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PART IV. COMPARISON OF THE COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTS12 The Community Adjustment of Lodge Members; 13 The Effect of Volunteering and Chronicity on Community Adjustment; 14 The Relationship between the Social Situation and Treatment Criteria; 15 Group Processes in the Hospital and Community Social Subsystems; PART V. IMPLICATIONS FOR INNOVATIVE RESEARCH WITH THE MENTALLY ILL AND THER MARGINAL GROUPS; 16 Staff and Patient Views of Innovative Hospital and Community Treatment Programs; 17 Operating Principles for Community Treatment Subsystems |
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18 A Recurrent Social Problem: Changing the Social Status of Marginal ManINDEX |
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Print version record |
Subject |
Mentally ill -- Rehabilitation.
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Mentally ill -- Rehabilitation
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Sanders, David H
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Cressler, David L
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Maynard, Hugo
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Fairweather, George
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ISBN |
9781351527385 |
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135152738X |
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