Metodologije za etičko odlučivanje u socijalnom radu

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Abstract

Social workers face many ethical dilemmas on a daily basis, but do not always have the tools to resolve them. We analyze some of the main ethical decisionmaking methodologies used in social work. They are divided into two groups: those that propose a hierarchy between ethical principles, and those do not propose any specific hierarchy between them. We conclude with a succinct assessment of these methodologies and highlights some of their main features, with the aim of providing social workers with a set of tools for ethical decision making.

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Úriz, M. J., Idareta, F., Viscarret, J. J., & Ballestero, A. (2017). Metodologije za etičko odlučivanje u socijalnom radu. Ljetopis Socijalnog Rada, 24(1), 33–54. https://doi.org/10.3935/ljsr.v24i1.124

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