Community Organizing, Health Promotion and Education

Question 1

Identification

describe the special, direct, exclusive and personal intangible relationship associated to a larger society

Answer 1

Commune (French) and Gemeinshaft (German)

Question 2

Identification

A social group determined by geographic boundaries and/or common values and interests

Answer 2

Community

Question 3

Identification

Members know and interact with each other

Answer 3

Community

Question 4

Identification

Functions within a particular social structure and exhibits and creates norms, values and social institutions

Answer 4

Community

Question 5

Identification

share physical space;
residents come in contact with each other through proximity, instead of intent.

Answer 5

Geographic Community

Question 6

Identification

There should be a
feeling or sense of “belonging” and hold at least some values and symbols in common.

Answer 6

Geographic Community

Question 7

Identification

sometimes referred to as “communities within communities”.

Answer 7

Communities of Interest

Question 8

Identification

Members choose to associate with each other based on common interests or shared concerns.

Answer 8

Communities of Interest

Question 9

Identification

Examples
ethnic groups, low income groups

Answer 9

Communities of Interest

Question 10

Identification

groups of people primarily interacting through communication media instead of face to face.

Answer 10

Virtual Communities

Question 11

Identification

are “social
aggregations that emerge from the Net when people carry on public discussions, long enough, with sufficient human feeling, to form webs of personal relationships.

Answer 11

Virtual Communities

Question 12

Identification

“the process of building power through involving a constituency in identifying problems they share and the solutions to those problems that they desire

Answer 12

Community Organizing According to Beckwith and Lopez

Question 13

Identification

identifying the people and structures that can make those solutions possible

Answer 13

Community Organizing According to Beckwith and Lopez

Question 14

Identification

enlisting those targets in the effort through
negotiation and using confrontation and pressure when needed

Answer 14

Community Organizing According to Beckwith and Lopez

Question 15

Identification

and building an institution that is democratically
controlled by that constituency that can develop the capacity to take on further problems and that embodies the will and the power of that
constituency”

Answer 15

Community Organizing According to Beckwith and Lopez

Question 16

Identification

A process by which community groups are helped to
identify common problems or change targets, mobilize resources, and develop and implement strategies for reaching their collective goals

Answer 16

Community Organizing according to McKenzie and Pinger

Question 17

Identification

Covers a series of activities (at the community level)
that is aimed at bringing about desired improvement in the social well-being of individuals, groups and neighbourhoods

Answer 17

Community Organizing according to Najorda

Question 18

Identification

It is often used interchangeably with community work, community development and community mobilization

Answer 18

Community Organizing according to Najorda

Question 19

Identification

It is a process by which a community identifies needs and takes action, and in doing so, develops cooperative attitudes and practices.

Answer 19

Community Organizing according to Najorda

Question 20

Identification

It is a comprehensive description of a population
that defines itself, as a community and the
resources that exist within that community, carried
out with the active involvement of the community
itself, for the purpose of developing an action or
other means of improving the quality of life of the
community (Percy-Smith, 2007)

Answer 20

Community Profiling

Question 21

Identification

It is a tool for community development

Answer 21

Community Profiling

Question 22

Identification

“Community characteristics affecting its ability to
identify, mobilize and address problems”

Answer 22

Community Capacity

Question 23

Identification

“Social action process to gain mastery over their
lives and the lives of their communities”

Answer 23

Empowerment

Question 24

Identification

“Community organizing starts ‘where people are’
and engage community members as equals”

Answer 24

participation and relevance

Question 25

Identification

“Processes and conditions among people and
organizations that lead to their accomplishing a goal
of mutual social benefit, usually characterized by
interrelated constructs of trust, cooperation, civic
engagement, and reciprocity, reinforced by
networking”

Answer 25

Social Capital

Question 26

Identification

An organized effort of people to improve the
conditions of community life and the capacity of the
people for participation, self-direction and
integrated efforts in community affairs

Answer 26

Community Development

Question 27

Identification

Advocates principles of SELF-HELP, and the
VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION and COOPERATION
of the people of the community

Answer 27

Community Development

Question 28

Identification

According to United Nations, 1948, “Community development is a process designed to create conditions of economic and social progress
for the whole community with its active participation and fullest possible reliance upon the community’s initiative”

Answer 28

Community Development

Question 29

Enumeration

What are the 7 key areas of development?

Answer 29

Health and Sanitation
Education
Safety Preparedness
Environment
Recreational
Entrepreneurship
Morals of Citizenry

Question 30

Identification

means measures necessary for improving and
protecting health and well-being of the people

Answer 30

Health and Sanitation

Question 31

Identification

is any system that promotes proper disposal of human and animal
wastes, proper use of toilet and avoiding open space defecation

Answer 31

Sanitation

Question 32

Identification

enables everyone to acquire knowledge, skills, attitudes and values needed to achieve their full potential

Answer 32

Education

Question 33

Identification

enables the community to provide safety measures
in times of adversity as well as in their full potential

Answer 33

Safety Preparedness

Question 34

Identification

encompasses air, water, land and other elements
and substances that affect mental and physical well
being of the people living in it

Answer 34

Environment

Question 35

Identification

activities that promote refreshment of body, mind
and spirit

Answer 35

Rrecreational

Question 36

Identification

is the process of discovering new ways of combining
resources with the intention of gaining profit

Answer 36

Entrepreneurship

Question 37

Identification

is the underlying belief of what comprises right and
wrong in any society

Answer 37

Moral of Citizenry

Question 38

Enumeration

What are the moral character of society?

Answer 38

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