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My assignment was to find 3 scholarly journal articles in the social sciences on a topic of your choosing. The articles should be closely related in that they address a fairly narrow issue within the topic (i.e., topic: homelessness/issue: sweep effective and are they ethical?). 

1. read the abstracts
2. skim the content, taking note of the organization
3. read the methods, analysis, and discussion sections
4. review the bibliographies for each article and identify any citations you may want to look up and read
5. write a rhetorical precis for each source 
6. append a full citation to each precis, in either MLA or APA style

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Activity 7

Understanding Homelessness

Somerville, Peter, Article Understanding Homelessness Homelessness argues that it's not just a

lack of shelter, housing, or a roof over your head. He offers an alternative way of explaining that

homeless people are responsible for their own circumstances, for example, for alcohol use, drug

use, and/or general recklessness and irresponsibility. He analyzes these examples based on

homelessness and percentages and also discusses what else can be done to address

homelessness.

Fighting Against Homelessness in Merced.

Maricela Rocha's article (Fighting Homelessness in Merced) claims Fighting Homelessness in

Merced. Michael Cooper, 'explains' that previously homeless people need to help others.

Cooper was sleeping under a bridge until he learned he was eligible to attend Merced University

with financial aid. By providing his method using census and surveys conducted by the Continuum

of Care in Merced County in February of this year, he found that in Merced counties and cities

alone, he had 786 homeless people. I made it clear that there were people. These figures are

suspected to be due to factors such as rent increases, unemployment, medical bills, domestic

violence, physical or mental disabilities, and substance abuse, according to research that includes

percentages of these figures. increase. He then spoke in other cities, including Pasadena, Denver,

Orlando and San Diego, about how the movement to raise awareness and fight the homeless took

a big step by setting up donation counters in the cities. . With a grant awarded to Merced County

fundraising to provide housing for the homeless could be just what the city needs to win the battle

against it.

Pathways into adult homelessness

Chamberlain, Chris; Johnson, Guy's article (Pathways into adult homelessness) asserting that

Pathways into adult homelessness. By "Explaining the Method what pathway that adult had chosen

for their life. is By Analyzing five pathways: The first pathway is a housing crisis. People on this

pathway experienced a financial crisis that precipitated their homelessness. These crises took

many forms. Low-income households often experience financial hardship and have to decide

which bills to pay. Andrea’s situation was typical, the second pathway is the family breakdown where

there were two typical patterns. The first is where the family breakdown occurred because of

domestic violence also the second form of family breakdown did not involve domestic violence.

Typically, the relationship failed and one partner left the family home, The third pathway into

homelessness was because of substance abuse. Problematic substance use involves drug use

dominating a person’s life at the expense of other activities and negative mental and/or physical

side effects, many people on this pathway started using drugs in their late teens or early 20s but

sustained a casual habit for some years. It was only when ‘recreational’ substance use turned into

substance ‘abuse’ that people encountered difficulties. And Fourth pathway into homelessness was

precipitated by mental health issues. However, those who were aged 24 or younger when they first

became homeless had different experiences from those who were aged 25 or older. Lastly, The

final pattern is the youth to the adult pathway. The adults on this pathway were aged 21 or older, but

they had first become homeless when they were 18 or younger. Forty-two percent of those who

made the transition from youth to adult homelessness had been in the state care and protection

system. After Analysis of these pathways, it led to a discussed was providing an analytical framework

that makes the endless diversity of individual cases comprehensible. We have argued that when

people become homeless, they have to deal with other people in similar circumstances.

Conclusion

All three Subjects Make sense of the circumstances of Vagrancy in various wat first is the Pathways to grown-up vagrancy which needs to break down 5 distinct pathways that make grown-ups vagrancy, While (Battling Against Vagrancy in Merced.) Clearing up on how to battle against the vagrancy of their circumstances. Moreover, the article (Figuring out Vagrancy) is tied in with understanding the circumstances of vagrancy in light of the information and how to determine it just from overviews and meetings.

Answer 1

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