Titlebook: Computers in Social Work; Bryan Glastonbury Textbook 1985Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1985 computer.social work.work

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Occupation

The Rights and Wrongs of Computing,f provoking strongly polarised views, from the enthusiast galloping along with the torrent of technological progress (for example, C. Evans, 1979) to the pessimist who sees in computing all the signs of social decay and destruction (such as George, 1977).

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Mechanische Kr?fte in der Elektrostatikr, there were no electronics in his day, so the design was entirely mechanical. He received a little government development money, but precision engineering techniques were not up to the job, and the Engine could not be built. ‘He was born one hundred years too soon.’ (Healey, 1976, p. 29.)

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流動性

Materialgesetze in der Elektrostatiklar cheque, support, satisfaction and a job. When asked how she felt about being counselled by a computer she said: ‘I thought there was a social worker at the other end of that machine typing answers.’ (Abels, 1972, pp. 5–6.)

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