Theory of Practice - Social Work Theory of Practice - Social Work Welfare reform's stress on labor and self-satisfaction assumes that poor single mothers are comparable in their position and working to the rest of the inhabitants. Nonetheless, it is found that their standing is quite discrete. Logistic regression results disclose that the probability of working is inferior for those with confusion. Mental health problems may stop women from endeavoring the tasks essential to find employment, or women with these problems may lack the self-confidence required to acquire on new challenges. Findings recommend that mental health problems among single mother's merit better care as an obstacle to self-satisfaction and stress the need for more competent intervention and treatment efforts to better economic and social outcomes. Pages: 5 Bibliography: 1 source(s) listed Filename: 883 Theory of Practice.doc Price: 44.75