CESC

It is a social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government, and often have a common cultural and historical heritage.

• government

• community

• home

• citizen

Any activity that increases the understanding, engagement and empowerment of communities in the design and delivery of local services.

• community action

• community dynamics

• community services

• community immersion

It applies to any changes taking place within a group. Such improvements can be made by collective action.

• community action

• community dynamics

• community services

• community immersion

Which of the following is NOT included in the roles the people within a community?

• community consultation

• joint planning

• joint design

• addressing legal issues

Helping the community to share knowledge, skills and ideas would also mean_____________.

• Building community and social capacity

• maintaining and creating wealth

• community resilience

• creating advancement of goods

What is a key aspect of a community functioning well from a systems perspective?

• Each part must operate independently

• Collaboration among parts is essential

• All parts must compete for resources

• Each part should focus solely on its own goals

What role do social and political networks play in community engagement?

• They only serve to create divisions

• They are irrelevant to community planning

• They help identify leadership and behavioral patterns    

• They are solely for economic purposes

What is a defining characteristic of virtual communities?

• They interact in an organized fashion online

• They consist of individuals with no common interests

• They are always geographically defined

• They do not engage in health promotion

How does William James differentiate between the 'I' and the 'me' in identity?

• The 'I' is self-perception, the 'me' is how others see us

• Both terms refer to the same concept   

• The 'I' is how others see us, the 'me' is self-perception

• The 'I' is irrelevant to identity

What is a potential challenge in defining eligibility criteria for social programs

• They always reflect participants' views accurately

• They are universally accepted by all communities

• They may not align with participants' self-perception

• They are based solely on demographic data