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Browsing Publications, College of Health and Human Services by Subject "Complexity"

Browsing Publications, College of Health and Human Services by Subject "Complexity"

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  • Challenges to the Systematic Adoption of Person-Centered Planning 
    Wolf-Branigin, Michael; LeRoy, Barbara; Wolf-Branigin, Karen; Israel, Nathaniel; Kulik, Noel (2007)
    Previous reviews of person-centered planning indicate a need for more comprehensive training to promote skill generalization. A three-phase training intervention was implemented with 22 planning teams for people with a ...
  • Preparing for the Emerging Issue of Human Trafficking 
    Wolf-Branigin, Michael; Jensen, Kristin; Smith, Michael Allen (2008)
    The United Nations defines human trafficking as “the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons by means of threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of ...
  • Spiritual Involvement as a Predictor to Completing a Salvation Army Substance Abuse Treatment Program 
    Wolf-Branigin, Michael; Duke, Jerry (2007)
    This study investigates successful completion at a faith-based organization providing residential substance abuse treatment services. Method: The authors apply a complex systems paradigm using a single moderator variable. ...
  • Supporting and Preparing Future Decision-makers with the Needed Tools 
    Wolf-Branigin, Michael (2006)
    Educational and social service researchers and evaluators continue to develop advanced statistical methods. To ensure that our students have the essential skills as they enter direct service, the focus must be on assuring ...

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