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The deprived social cathegories: Necessary support in the population's perception

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  • Stefan Stefanescu

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Inside this article there are summoned the results of a research that is realized at a national level that had as target of study the population’s perception as concerning the help of the social deprived groups. The social analisys is based on the answers received at the questioneer and reffers to eight random situations that design the eight deprived social cathegories that were analized. The sample is a representative one and includes 3918 individuals. The results of the research underlined the fact that the entire population chooses prioritarily the help for the abandoned or deserted children. This way, there was identified a certain level of refuse from the part of the community concerning the Rroma support although there is not anithing about a discriminatory atitude but a percievable degree of mistrust.

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  • Stefan Stefanescu, 2011. "The deprived social cathegories: Necessary support in the population's perception," Journal of Community Positive Practices, Catalactica NGO, issue 1, pages 48-70.
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