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