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1. Feb 15,  · Based on the existing literature that I have studied, it is best that homelessness is looked at in the context of the conflict theory. This theory was put forward by Karl Marx, claiming that society exists in a state of ongoing conflict due to competition for scarce resources (Tumin ).The theory suggest that social order is kept by power and domination, rather than conformity and consensus.

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2. definition of who is homeless has been as much a subject of debate as the question of how many homeless there are” (Peroff, , p. 37). To be sure, while “defining who is homeless may seem fairly straightforward, the issues are as complex as they are in defining other important constructs in clinical psychology” (Toro, , p. ).

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3. Moreover, profiles of homeless people differed dramatically between point-prevalence studies and the study of formerly homeless people. In the former, average duration of homelessness was longer, and samples included higher proportions of men, minorities, non-high school graduates, and people with histories of psychiatric hospitalization.

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4. When applying the class conflict theory to homelessness, it can be understood that capitalism is part of the blame for homelessness. Keywords: homelessness, class conflict theory, social issues, society Homelessness, and the Church Many people often think that homeless people choose the life that they are living, but this is not at all true.

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5. Sep 04,  · RAND research on homelessness — as distinct from research on homeless populations — examines the challenges leading to or arising from it. These challenges can include mental illness, economic loss, substance abuse, and deteriorating physical health and lack of access to health care.

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6. become homeless again within a short period of time. Case management was another limited resource in the community. Clients received limited support, if any, once they left temporary shelter. Some people chose to leave Calhoun County in search of better services, but often returned when the demand for such services exceeded capacity to provide.

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7. Homeless people were found in small towns in the Midwest and places in San Francisco. From through the Great Depression, homelessness persisted. During this time, the rise of municipal lodging houses and an ongoing need for shelter and services was documented. In , the Mississippi River flooded from the Midwest to the Gulf of Mexico.

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8. With a countywide homeless population well over 10,, and 75,plus more extremely low-income households severely cost-burdened by rent, the scale of the need for deeply affordable homes is.

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9. Jan 01,  · The literal homeless were very heterogeneous in their lengths of time homeless. Although the median time since last having a home was months, the average (mean) was months and the mode.

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