Values in Social Work and Professional Relationship Towards Users

The paper presents the results of comparative empirical research conducted among social work students (N=146), who were grouped into two subsamples: from Australian College Applied Psychology, Sydney and Melbourne (N= 71), Bosnia Herzegovina (BiH) Universities Banja Luka, Tuzla Sarajevo (N=75). subject was values in that determine professional attitude ways intervening towards users protection system, different educational, cultural, social-political environments (Australia Herzegovina). goal to whether there are differences attitudes opinions about work, attitudes, actions country study residence. carried out using method (survey technique), for needs which a specially prepared instrument - Questionnaire (ORiSR/April 2020) created, examined students' relationship measures treatment services. obtained confirmed assumed hypothesis significant regarding place study, is, cultural circumstances future workers educated. Differences observed evaluation individual forms Students believe adoption foster care preferable children without parental care, while majority Australia think same-sex unions should be allowed. Also, showed that, even though views differ on some essential not related satisfying primary interest user, subordinating personal principles activism community.