CESC

One of the importance in studying the community is that the people see an opportunity to understand the policies within and values cultural capital.

• F – Social Capital

• True

• F – Socialization

• F – Non-Geographical

The interaction taking place in the community is community dynamics itself.

• F – Social Capital

• F – Socialization

• F – Environmental

• True

Changes in the community can be brought about by social, cultural and historical experiences.

• F – Environmental

• F – Micro-level

• F – Understanding

• F – Social Capital

Geographical communities are formed based on needs, ideas, interests and identity, practices and roles in social institutions.

• F – Micro-level

• F – Understanding

• F – Non-Geographical

• True

Macro-level perspectives are focused on pursuing common interests or goals like forming a small organization to hold an advocacy.

• F – Understanding

• F – Micro-level

• True

• F – Engagement

Empowerment is to raise awareness about certain communal issues that needs to be addressed.

• F – Social Capital

• True

• F – Socialization

• F – Understanding

Community Action is any activity that aims to increase the understanding, involvement and empowerment of communities for the intention of giving services to people.

• F – Geographical

• F – Engagement

• F – Socialization

• True

It is important to identify the different needs of the community that should be addressed.

• F – Socialization

• F – Environmental

• F – Macro-level

• True

People in a community share something in common.

• True

• F – Engagement

• F – Social

• F – Social Capital

It is important that engagement occurs so that members will be able to involve meaningfully in the activities that they have created.

• F – Environmental

• F – Micro-level

• True