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Flexner's criteria of a profession: a standalone construct

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Social work

the attributes an occupation must show to count as a profession, such as intellectual operations, learned knowledge, practical ends and teachable technique, applied to social work in 1915.

In social work, Flexner's criteria of a profession refers to the attributes an occupation must show to count as a profession, such as intellectual operations, learned knowledge, practical ends and teachable technique, applied to social work in 1915. This meaning comes from Flexner (2001) in Research on Social Work Practice.[1]

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Flexner, A. (2001). Is Social Work a Profession? Research on Social Work Practice, 11(2), 152-165. https://doi.org/10.1177/104973150101100202

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