The product is a textbook titled “Social Workers’ Perception of Clients: A Study of the Caseload of a Social Agency” published in 1960 by the Russell Sage Foundation. Authored by David Fanshel, Henry J. Meyer, and Edgar F. Borgatta, this hardcover book delves into the political science subject area of government and planning. With a total of 92 pages, this study explores the perceptions and interactions between social workers and their clients within the context of a social agency. The text provides valuable insights into the dynamics of social work practice in the United States during the 1960s.