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professional dangerousness: a standalone construct

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Social work

the process by which professionals unintentionally mirror family dynamics or collude with them, so that the protective system itself adds to a child's risk.

In social work, professional dangerousness refers to the process by which professionals unintentionally mirror family dynamics or collude with them, so that the protective system itself adds to a child's risk. This meaning comes from Dale (1987) in Dangerous Families.[1]

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References

Dale, P. (1987). Dangerous Families. Routledge Kegan & Paul. ISBN 9780422601405

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