Quiz Flashcards
A purposeful process which involves sources, messages, channels and receivers.
COMMUNICATION
A group of people who receive the message.
AUDIENCE
It refers to the content of what is being communicated.
MESSAGE
It is an emotional appeal of a message.
PATHOS
Conflict is a relationship between two or more parties who have think or think they have incompatible goals and who act on the basis of those perceived incompatibilities. It is also the same as violence.
a.The first statement is true while the second statement is false.
b.Both the statements are true.
c.Both the statements are false.
d.The first statement is false while the second statement is true.
a. The first statement is true while the second statement is false.
The following are the types of conflict except:
a.No conflict
b.Compatible behavior
c.Latent conflict
d.Surface conflict
B. COMPATIBLE BEHAVIOR
Conflict is not disturbing. In an organizational set-up, it makes it easier for the concerned employees or groups to work together.
a.Both statements are true.
b.Both statements are false.
c.The first statement is true while the second statement is false.
d.The first statement is false while the second statement is true.
b.Both statements are false.
The following are the nature of conflict except:
a.Conflicts are unavoidable
b.Conflicts have multiple dimensions
c.Conflicts are generally small
d.Conflicts are not pervasive
d.Conflicts are not pervasive
Which of the following is an advantage of a conflict?
I.Enhanced problem-solving abilities
II.Does not strengthened relationships and team dynamics
III.Improved communication and collaboration
a.I and II
b.II and III
c.I, II, III
d.I and III
d.I and III
It involves giving in to the other party’s demands or wishes.
a.Accommodation
b.Compromise
c.Avoidance
d.Competence
A. ACCOMODATION
A process that revolves around the people’s lives, experiences and aspirations.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZING
A person who provides expert guidance on solving a problem or implementing a solution.
a.Expert
b.Innovator
c.Consultant
d.Community organizer
C. CONSULTANT
An individual who networks with and mobilizes the community to support a cause, develops programs or initiates any other positive social impact.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZER
Community entry is a process where the CO is introduced to local authorities and other key people in the community. It is also the first step by the CO towards integration away from the community.
a.The first statement is true while the second statement is false.
b.The first statement is false while the second statement is true.
c.Both the statements are true.
d.Both the statements are false.
a.The first statement is true while the second statement is false.
It is made up of 5-7 individuals from the community selected and recruited by the CO.
CORE GROUP
A process of developing a community action plan based on priorities, objectives and resources towards community problem solving.
COMMUNITY PLANNING
A process of carrying out projects and activities towards achieving the desired change.
a.Project monitoring
b.Project assessment
c.Project evaluation
d.Project implementation
D. PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
The following are the roles of community organizer except:
a.Innovator
b.Leader
c.Guide
d.Facilitator
B. LEADER
A process for predicting and managing the potential environmental impacts of development projects or land use activities.
a.Impact analysis
b.Social impact analysis
c.Impact assessment
d.Monitoring and evaluation
A. IMPACT ANALYSIS
A process of SIA which conducts a comprehensive analysis of the existing social conditions and dynamics in the project area before intervention takes place.
a.Scoping and planning
b.Impact identification
c.Baseline assessment
d.Impact assessment
C. BASELINE ASSESSMENT
Which of the following describes the similarities of Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) and Rapid Rural Appraisal (RRA)?
a.Both helps the outsider to have a better, more sympathetic understanding of rural life.
b.Both empowers local community to analyze its situation and improve its decision
c.Both was developed as a response to the need for quick, cost-effective and participatory approaches to understanding rural communities.
d.Both are systems of collecting and analyzing information about rural life in order to improve decisions.
d.Both are systems of collecting and analyzing information about rural life in order to improve decisions.
Which of the following is used to understand the places traveled, resources collected and to identify the persons traveling?
a.Mobility diagram
b.Transect walk
c.Social map
d.Physical and resource maps
A. MOBILITY DIAGRAM
A walk or series of walks through an area with local informants to learn the range of different condition, problems and opportunities in each of the area.
TRANSECT WALK
A type of diagram that uses overlapping circles to represent the logical relation between specific things.
VENN DIAGRAM
A method that enables stakeholder to examine their own problem.
a.Rapid rural appraisal
b.Participatory rural appraisal
c.Participatory problem analysis
d.Problem identification
C. PARTICIPATORY PROBLEM ANALYSIS
The following are the process of SIA except:
a.Scoping and planning
b.Policy development
c.Mitigation and enhancement measure
d.Feedback and learning
B. POLICY DEVELOPMENT
A visual representation of what the community perceives as their community space.
a.Topical maps
b.Physical and resource maps
c.Community sketch maps
d.Social maps
C. COMMUNITY SKETCH MAPS
A guided interview where the major topics and a few key questions are formulated before the interview.
SEMI-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW
A specific type of map representing households according to certain indicators.
a.Topical maps
b.Physical map
c.Resource map
d.Social map
D. SOCIAL MAP
It refers to a map drawn by the people to show natural resource of an area, location and use of natural resources.
PHYSICAL AND RESOURCE MAPS
