List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: My Experiences with SNAP
Chapter 2: Factors Influencing SNAP Enrollment
Chapter 3: Bringing Everything Together: Theory Application
Chapter 4: Summary of Study Findings
Chapter 5: General Views of SNAP Themes
Chapter 6: Stigma and SNAP Enrollment
Chapter 7: Disclosing SNAP Enrollment Concerns
Chapter 8: Social Support from Family and Friends and SNAP Enrollment
Chapter 9: Factors that Influence Enrollment and Implications from Findings
Bibliography
Appendix
About the Author
Laura Blount Carper is instructor at Louisiana Tech University.
In the United States, being poor is stigmatized. Even more highly
stigmatized is taking advantage of programs that were designed to
help reduce the consequences of living in poverty. Dr. Carper’s
research will be beneficial to service providers and policy makers
as they consider how best to encourage those who qualify for such
assistance to take advantage of these programs.
*Loretta L. Pecchioni, Louisiana State University*
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