Interactions between group homes and neighbors: Neighbor preferences

Group homes often are in conflict with their neighbors. Consequently, group home administrators tend to minimize contact between group homes and neighbors to reduce conflict. This study examined whether information about group homes and contact between homes and neighbors are related to neighbor pro...

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Published in:The journal of behavioral health services & research 1998-11, Vol.25 (4), p.425-436
Main Author: Cook, James R.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Administrators
Attitude
Attitudes
Community life
Community Mental Health
Community relations
Community-Institutional Relations
Conflict
Deinstitutionalization
Facility Siting Disputes
Fear & phobias
Fear of crime
Florida
Group Homes
Groups
Homes, Institutional
Human relations
Humans
Interactions
Logistic Models
Mental Disorders - psychology
Mental Disorders - rehabilitation
Mental Patients
Mentally ill people
Neighborhoods
Neighbors
Neighbours
North Carolina
Odds Ratio
People with disabilities
Promotion
Property values
Public officials
Residence Characteristics
Residential Institutions
Residents
Sampling Studies
Social aspects
Social conditions
Social Perception
Social Response
Statistical analysis
Studies
United States
USA
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