Vocabulary
Citizenship
What is a strong connection to the 5 R's offered by society?
OR
What is a sense of belonging in society, validated by fellow citizens?
OR
What is focussing on marginalized individuals, including those facing poverty, homelessness and criminal charges?
Identifies the agency's role in effective participation.
What is Citizenship and Health?
Number of interviews conducted with serious mental illness.
What is 8?
Number of questions the CM-B consisted of.
What is 12?
Citizenship framework developed directly from...
What are mental health outreach practices?
Recovery in social context.
What is the validation of the individual's hopes and strivings?
Strength of the Citizenship Concept.
What is the emphasis on rights, individuals and collective agency?
The access to resources and opportunities.
What is Social Capital?
Along with housing, structural stigma makes it hard to obtain...
What is employment?
Citizenship theory of social justice is based on...
What is personalization?
Microsocial interaction.
What are the intimate relationships with family and friends that individuals with serious mental illness have?
Under the implications of the Citizenship Concept for housing, the suggested action for 'Normative Citizenship' in practice.
What is "diverse participation opportunities and skill support?"
Participating in classes on public speaking and legislative process.
What is Civic Engagement?
The 5 R's.
What are Rights, Responsibilities, Roles, Relations and Resources?
Citizens Project research method.
What is a randomized controlled trial?
Macrosocial Interaction.
What is the participant's emphasis on the importance of civic consciousness and positive social recognition in achieving citizenship?
The key focus for 'Scatter-Site Housing and Housing First' in terms of ensuring effective citizenship experiences.
What is long-term support for an increasing agency in daily life to ensure effective citizenship experiences?
The approach used to analyze the data, deriving codes from interviews and creating a conceptual grouping of the narrative.
What is the thematic narrative approach?
2 approaches to increase access to elements of citizenship.
What are:
1. Support from professionals and providers.
2. Support from society as a whole.
A difference between citizenship and recovery.
1. citizenship focuses on the limitations of mental healthcare systems while recovery aims at traditional mental health treatment's clinical pessimism
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2. citizenship adds social contextual emphasis on elements needed to achieve full membership in society and societal changes while recovery validates individuals's hopes in a social context.
Refuse to define individuals by disability but rather as a person first, among other characteristics and roles.
What is Citizenship and Recovery?
The 3 perspectives Hall and Willamson distinguish under the Citizenship Concept for community-based housing, focusing on legal status, civic engagement, and daily life experience.
What is Legal Citizenship, Normative Citizenship, and Lived Citizenship?
2 Effective strategies for individuals with mental illness to find citizenship.
What is:
- engaging in macro social interactions
- valuing and protecting shared public spaces
- promoting small acts of civility
- recognizing the importance of shared public spaces can counteract stigma-related microaggressions and foster a sense of belonging.
Synonym for non-citizenship.
What is bounded citizenship?
The 2 hypotheses for Citizens research.
What is
1. a tendency for representatives of social service organizations to dominate project development and governance
2. a tension and potential conflict between the long-term goal of establishing a more welcoming social and economic environment for homeless persons in general, and the immediate goal of helping individuals who were homeless