2011
DOI: 10.5175/jswe.2011.200900026
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Expanding Awareness: Issues in the Development of an Ethics Scale for the Social Work Profession

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“…That recognition can manifest itself through adapting or borrowing theories and combining various concepts from the theories to develop new theories (Oswick et al, 2011; Ukwoma & Ngulube, 2021). The absence of a theory in a scholarly piece of research can lead to the creation of bad science (Kaplan et al, 2011). Hence, “much is gained, [however,] if one realizes that neither scientific nor practical results can be expected without adequate development of the theoretical aspect of the work” (Lewin, 1945, p. 132).…”
Section: Panel Membersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…That recognition can manifest itself through adapting or borrowing theories and combining various concepts from the theories to develop new theories (Oswick et al, 2011; Ukwoma & Ngulube, 2021). The absence of a theory in a scholarly piece of research can lead to the creation of bad science (Kaplan et al, 2011). Hence, “much is gained, [however,] if one realizes that neither scientific nor practical results can be expected without adequate development of the theoretical aspect of the work” (Lewin, 1945, p. 132).…”
Section: Panel Membersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These frameworks support the research methodology, which is an essential pillar that forms the cornerstone of valid research and is critical to the advancement of knowledge (Lim et al, 2013; Ngulube, 2020). The absence of a theory in a scholarly piece of research can lead to the creation of bad science (Kaplan et al, 2011). Hence, “neither scientific nor practical results can be expected without adequate development of the theoretical aspect of the work” (Lewin, 1945, p. 132).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent examples in the literature include consideration of moral character (Holmströ m, 2014;Clark, 2006), professional integrity (Banks, 2010), suitability for practice (Currer, 2009;Dillon, 2007) and ethical awareness (Nathanson et al, 2011). Prior to the introduction of statutory social work registers in any jurisdiction, our literature search revealed that the profession had a recorded history of responding to cases of misconduct and ethical violations.…”
Section: Social Work As a Moral Professionmentioning
confidence: 99%