University Social Responsibility Quiz

What is the essence of a university according to University Social Responsibility (USR)?

• To ignore societal needs

• To make a profit

• To compete with other universities

• To assume social responsibility

What is an example of university social responsibility mentioned in the text?

• Helping an indigenous tribe with economic development

• Ignoring environmental concerns

• Reducing community engagement

• Increasing tuition fees

What is the theoretical basis of literacy-based citizenship developed in the USR participation?

• String Theory

• Social Learning Theory

• Cognitive Dissonance Theory

• Behavioral Economics Theory

What is the USR Manifesto launched in 2017 by the Higher Education Sprout Project in universities in Taiwan focused on?

• Ignoring community needs

• Reducing academic standards

• Encouraging humanities-oriented projects

• Promoting sports programs

What is the fourth factor of the HPLS-USR mentioned in the text?

• Social Interaction

• Intellectual Growth

• Responsibility of Citizenship

• Personal Growth

What is the importance of developing an integrated literacy scale according to the text?

• To assess students' civic learning

• To evaluate students' cooking skills

• To test students' musical abilities

• To measure students' height

What is the goal of the USR project 'Livable Shigang, Sustainable Health' launched by Chung Shan Medical University?

• To promote unhealthy habits

• To provide preventive medical services for the community

• To reduce access to medical resources

• To ignore community health issues

What is the third factor of the HPLS-USR related to according to the text?

• Personal Growth

• Responsibility of Citizenship

• Social Interaction

• Intellectual Growth

What is the theoretical basis for attitude development mentioned in the text?

• Chaos Theory

• String Theory

• Game Theory

• Theory of Planned Behavior

What is the concept of core literacy proposed by organizations like UNESCO and the European Union?

• Promoting illiteracy

• Encouraging lifelong learning and civic responsibility

• Ignoring education

• Reducing social participation