Decolonizing Social Work Practice in India: A Structural Equation Model of Social Technologies and Concern for Social Problems
This study employs Structural Equation Modeling on data from 600 Indian social workers to demonstrate that decolonized practice constructs, such as social planning and family therapy, significantly drive the adoption of culturally grounded social technologies to effectively address issues like poverty and discrimination while dismantling colonial legacies.
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