Do you think would be likely to use in social work practice

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1. Compare and contrast different techniques for understanding community issues and mobilizing volunteers-study circles, focus groups, storytelling, intergroup dialogue, and the nominal group technique.

2. Which of these techniques do you think you would be most likely to use in your social work practice?

3. What examples can you think of for how you might incorporate some of these new skills into your current field placement, work, or volunteer environment?

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