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Identify in which structure or aspect of the community each example belongs to. Extent in receiving cash/ kind
Educational Facilities & Programs
Identify in which structure or aspect of the community each example belongs to. Availability of fire and police protection
Health & Welfare Systems
Identify in which structure or aspect of the community each example belongs to. Population density of the community
Demographics
Identify in which structure or aspect of the community each example belongs to. *Structure of the government
Local politics
Identification. One of its determinants is the member;s knowledge that he.she has the power to make community decision
Community power
Identification. This type of group has a loose structure.
Informal community
Identification. This refers to a function or system integration and interaction between individuals away from each other in time or space or both.
Global community
Identification. This is a social space that is generally open and accessible to people.
Public space
Identification. This refers to a group of people sharing the same environment and conditions such as resources and preferences.
Local community
Identification. This area has a higher population density and is involved in different industries.
Urban areas
Identification. This area has a low population density.
Rural areas
Identification. This type of group is created as per official authority.
Formal community
Identification. This refers to the changes that occur in the social order.
Social Change
Identification Name one component needed to improve leadership.
Effective communication/ development of social capital building/ community engagement/ collaboration
T/F Girl and Boy Scouts are examples under the Institutional perspective.
FALSE
T/F The Social Science perspective encourages local citizens to volunteer.
FALSE
T/F The Civil Society perspective is considered the affective model of the community.
TRUE
T/F Examples of institutional community include hospital and educational systems.
TRUE
T/F The concept of social capital explains the responsibility of the individual of the community and significance of the family unit.
FALSE
T/F Social Science is the study of social relations and human society.
TRUE
T/F In a community action, local citizens engage in the planning, design and delivery of local services.
TRUE
T/F Non- geographical communities are formed based on needs, ideas, interests, identities, practices, and roles.
TRUE
T/F The micro level community refers to large group affiliations such as national and international communities.
FALSE
T/F The word community was derived from the Latin word communis.
TRUE
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