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This article highlights the various strategies social work researchers use to carry out research studies. The authors of this article used a template to develop and review a sample of one hundred articles that were randomly selected from social work journals. The journals were obtained from the 2005 Journal Citation Reports: Science and Social Sciences Edition. From the journals, it was discovered that the most commonly……………………………………

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