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The Meaning of Research in Social Action

Research in the social sciences has been traditionally aimed primarily at building knowledge and understanding. The clinician, in contrast, is oriented toward action to deal with social problems. While the roles of researcher and clinician may thus be differentiated’ as distinct endeavors, rational program development may be dependent on collaboration between the two roles. The plan of this paper is to describe ways in which the researcher can offer meaningful help to the clinician. Additionally, since researchers are no more all alike than clinicians are all alike, an attempt will be made to describe characteristics of each group which are important to effective collaboration. Ideally, the researcher can contribute to the goal of rational