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    This document is a questionnaire about homelessness that asks respondents to indicate their level of agreement with 9 statements about homelessness on a scale from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree. The questionnaire was created by Joy Fopiano and Norris Haynes of the Department of Counseling and School Psychology at Southern Connecticut State University. It explores issues like whether homelessness is a major social issue, whether homeless families are responsible for their situation, whether homeless children receive adequate healthcare and education services, and whether a family systems approach would be beneficial in counseling homeless children and families.

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    This document is a questionnaire about homelessness that asks respondents to indicate their level of agreement with 9 statements about homelessness on a scale from Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree. The questionnaire was created by Joy Fopiano and Norris Haynes of the Department of Counseling and School Psychology at Southern Connecticut State University. It explores issues like whether homelessness is a major social issue, whether homeless families are responsible for their situation, whether homeless children receive adequate healthcare and education services, and whether a family systems approach would be beneficial in counseling homeless children and families.

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    Homeless Awareness Questionnaire

    Department of Counseling and School Psychology


    Southern Connecticut State University

    Joy Fopiano & Norris Haynes

    Please indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with each of the following
    statements. Circle only one response after each statement: Please circle either: SD, D, N,
    A, SA

    Strongly Disagree (SD) Disagree (D) Neither Agree or Disagree (N) Agree (A)
    Strongly Agree (SA)

    1. Homeless ness is a major national social


    issue.
    2. Homeless ness is a major social
    issue in New Haven.

    3. Families and children who are


    homeless are primarily responsible
    for their condition or situation.

    4. The needs of homeless children


    are no different from the needs of
    all other children.

    5. Most homeless children and


    families receive adequate health care
    services.
    6. Most homeless children are
    immunized at regularly scheduled
    intervals.
    7. Most homeless children receive
    regular auditory and visual
    (screening(s).
    8. Many homeless children enter school
    with the cognitive and social adaptive skills
    necessary to succeed in kindergarten.

    9. In counseling, homeless children and


    families will benefit most from a
    family systems approach to therapy.

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