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According to Hayward (1976), what are the nine attributes of home?
According to Hayward (1976), what are the nine attributes of home?
- as a set of relationships with others; 2) as a relationship with the wider social group and community; 3) as a statement about one's self-image and self-identity; 4) as a place of privacy and refuge; 5) as a continuous and stable relationship with other sources of meaning about the home; 6) as a personalized place; 7) as a base of activity; 8) as relationship with one's parents and place of homelessness
How does home vary?
How does home vary?
Home is a concept that varies across cultures, social groups, individuals, and time.
What is the local meaning of 'home'?
What is the local meaning of 'home'?
The meaning of 'home' goes beyond its immediately apparent physical connotation of shelter/dwelling/house – bari, basha, ghar, griho in Bengali.
Define homelessness according to the text.
Define homelessness according to the text.
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What did Hayward (1976) identify as the most important attribute of home?
What did Hayward (1976) identify as the most important attribute of home?
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Match the following with their meanings according to Hayward (1976):
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