Meaning of a 'home'

Having housing is ______ but not _______ for having a ‘home’

• Sufficient, Necessary

• Succinct, Sufficient

• Necessary, Sufficient

• Necessary, Succint

Answer explanation

Having housing is necessary but not sufficient for having a ‘home’

True or False

Homeless mentally ill persons are perfectly incapable of independent living

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Homeless mentally ill persons are perfectly capable of independent living

Defined as a sense of confidence and trust in the world as it appears to be (a)  

Answer explanation

Soft aspects of a home does NOT include

• Consistency

• Constancy

• Security

• Identity actualization

Answer explanation

True OR False

The "treatment first" approach often provides temporary quarters in transitional housing while the "housing first" approach provides permanent housing

• True

• False

Housing as a basic human right should be.....

• Subsidized

• Secure

• Succinct

• Satiable

Answer explanation

The following constitutes ontological security except

• Constancy in the material and social environment

• Identity deconstruction

• Routines of daily life

• Freedom from supervision

Answer explanation

The main health outcome that is connected to housing is.....

• Ventilating health

• Integumentary health

• Respiratory health

• Cardiovascular health

Adequate housing includes the following except

• Habitability

• Stability

• Affordability

• Cultural adequacy

Answer explanation

True OR False

Less quantity and inadequate housing contributes to health problems

• True

• False

Answer explanation