人们用典型的临床问题以及标准问卷调查来评估流浪青少年的心理健康问题、受害经历和使用毒品的情况。这些流浪青少年也被问及他们认为的主要问题。结果显示,那些和健康有关的问题,如曾经的受害情况、高毒品使用率、心理问题等,并不被他们当作问题看待。另外,根据一项采访的反馈,流浪青少年表示他们几乎很少寻求心理专家的帮助,常常是用各种其他方式来对待问题。尽管流浪青少年不愿使用上述服务,但很多流浪青少年表示他们愿意和顾问探讨自知问题,自我认知和他人认知两者之间也有共同点。 People use typical clinical problems and standard questionnaires to assess the mental health problems of tramps and adolescents, their experiences of victimization and the use of drugs. The homeless teenagers are also asked what they think is the main issue. The results show that those health-related issues such as past victimization, high drug use rates and psychological problems are not considered by them as problems. In addition, based on feedback from an interview, wandering teens said they rarely seek the help of psychologists, often in a variety of other ways. Despite the unwillingness of homeless teens to use the services described above, many wandering teens have indicated they are willing to discuss self-knowledge with their advisors, and there is a common ground between self-awareness and others’ perceptions.