According to Yvonne Vissing, this is defined as “A lack of consistent, safe physical structure and the emotional deprivation that occurs as a result.”

To ensure social workers are providing services that meet the needs of rural communities, they must use these two major research responsibilities in their practice.

This stage of concept mapping uses a brainstorming technique to facilitate the gathering of descriptive statements.

This comprises a set of social units that have some type of relationship or interaction with one another.

This is known as using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged.

This is defined as “A person released from jail or prison who falls back on their own meager resources because they face discrimination in securing jobs.”

Analysis of existing data sets, surveys, interviews, focus groups, social network analysis, conceptual mapping, participatory action research, and program evaluation are categorized as this.

This offers a participatory process to engage participants in strengths-based process to build community capacity.

Boundaries, connectedness, and the idea of social units are important characteristics of this.

This technological mapping software can be used by social workers in rural communities to identify assets, strengths, challenges, and changes of rural populations.

This type of limitation can affect access to homeless services specifically for rural areas, as they may be unable to connect to technical assistance workshops to learn about application preparation, project administration, and management.

This research method includes census data and data available from state agencies.

300-This multivariate statistical technique was developed in the social sciences to examine societal structures, and is the key analysis in concept mapping.

This refers to the number of direct connections a social unit has to others in the network.

This refers to the manner in which countries are ranked based on their life expectancy, well-being, and ecological footprint.

Rural homeless clients have experienced fewer and shorter episodes of homelessness during their lifetimes, with 55% having been homeless for this period of time.

This is used to help establish a foundation of learning about the strengths of a rural community before beginning a research project.

400-Concept mapping uses this type of assessment approach to understand ideas from multiple participants.

These are known as the three common indicators of centrality used in network analysis.

The social work model that looks at the importance of the social, environmental, and economic needs of communities is known as this.

This 2009 act reauthorized the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance programs and increased emphasis on homeless families with children and homelessness prevention, and gave financial discretionary authority to rural communities.

Distrust, suspicion, and concern about confidentiality are examples of this.

In stage 5 of concept mapping, this is drawn to compare ratings between groupings of individuals or between averages of rating scales.

These are both considered indicators of power and influence in a network.

This allows social workers and community managers to observe the community in a neutral state without intervention.