What was the major finding of Joseph Ewoodzie's study of homeless people in Jackson, Mississippi?A.The majority of homeless people went without food for at least one day each week.B.A majority of homeless people in that city were actually obese.C.Although there was often little choice about what to eat, and the quality of food was uneven at best, few homeless people went for a day without having any food.D.Food was available to most homeless people during the working week, but never on weekends.

Joseph Ewoodzie used participant observation in his research about homelessness in Jackson, Mississippi, because __________.A.he needed to control for many variablesB.he had a great deal of funding and could afford to build a laboratoryC.he wanted to test specific cause-and-effect relationshipsD.he wanted to explore an important issue in an unfamiliar place, which would take timeSubmit

discuss the notion that personal choices or behaviours lead to homelessness.

n Section 5 of Chapter 6, Drake and Murphy discuss homelessness researchers Bramley and Fitzpatrick’s (2018) findings. Bramley and Fitzpatrick found that there were certain variables, such as childhood poverty; teenage experiences; and adult, family and life events; that potentially increased this risk of homelessness. Jot down, in a few words, what you think these findings suggest for policymakers.

Have a go at defining the concept of homelessness. In your definition, note down what kinds of criteria you might include for identifying someone as homeless. Would people who are only homeless for a short duration count? Would those who are sleeping on a friend’s sofa for an indeterminate time count? Try to be as precise as you can in your definition.

Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that it can be difficult to help students who are experiencing homelessness?A.Even so, school staff are not always aware of who needs aid. And students may also feel shy about coming forward.B.Many teachers and counselors are helping homeless students connect with community resources.C.Like Christine's assistant principal, educators are helping at-risk students get the support they need.D.Without that support, Christine is doubtful she would be where she is today.SUBMITExtras