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Changes and interactions that happen in a community over time
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Community dynamics
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Derived from the latin word which means common or shared
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Communis
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Refers to the collective efforts of people in a community to solve problems, improve their living conditions, or achieved from one goals
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Community action
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Members share the same geographical vicinity such as a village, province or neighborhood
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Geographical community
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Community form based on needs, ideas, interest, identity, practices and role and social institutions
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Non-geographical community
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The most important part of community. Individuals or groups who live together or share something in common
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People
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Place where the community has found can be geographical or non-geographical
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Location or territory
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How people communicate and work together. Members share ideas, help each other, and solve problems together
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Interaction
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People in a community are connected because they share the same goals, needs, or interest
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Common goals or interest
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A community usually has leaders and rules that guide how things are done
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Organization or structure
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Refers to small groups where people interact directly and personally
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Micro level community
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Refers to large scale communities that cover broad systems
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Macro level community
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Raise an awareness about certain common issue that needs to address
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Understanding
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Once issue are assessed properly and people in the community understand the needs they work collaborately to act on it
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Engagement
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Enable to people to idendetly decide plan out and take action to control the situation they have in the community
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Empowerment
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More than just a group of people living in a one place
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Community
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Member of a community are connected by shared values, traditions or goals
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Common bond
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Regular communication and cooperation among members
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Interaction
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Some communities are based on place others on interest
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Shared space or interest
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Members feel a sense of belongingness and mutual support
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Identity and belonging
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Focuses on human relationship and interactions
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Social sciences perspective
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Emphasize citizen participation and voluntary actions
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Civil society perspective
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Views community through formal organization like schools, churches and local government
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Institutional perspective
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Focuses on ordinary people at the local level. highlights direct participation corporation and self help
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Local or grassroots perspective
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This appeals examine the various aspect of human as their biology, behavior, culture and social interaction
Anthropology
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This field studies the production, allocation and consumption of goods and services
Economics
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Various ways and means of allocating power, influence, decision making
Political science
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This discipline studies the human mind, brain, and social behavior
Psychology
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Study of society social order, social interactions, and culture
Sociology
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Refers to the feeling of belonging or sharing a sense of personal relatedness
Membership
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Allowing others to belong and keep others out
Boundaries
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Feeling of security and trust
Emotional safety
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Members feel that they belong, fit in and are accepted by the community
Sense of belonging and identification
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Sacrifices made to maintain and worship and the community
Personal investment
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Represent the community such as the emblem, spiritual rites of passage dress codes
Common symbol system
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Sense of having importance or feeling valued, wherein there is a balance bet
Influence
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Refers to the feeling of fulfillment. Our personal investments that members make and maintaining community membership on participating community activities
Integration and fulfillment of needs
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Refers to a sense of shared cultural and heritage
Shared emotional connection
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How a community is organized
Community structure
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The core of any community they share a common interest place, culture or goal
People
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These are the laws of customs and traditions that guide people's behavior
Roles and norms
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Groups that help manage and organize community
Institutions are organization
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The way information is sharing the community
Community system
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How community structures work together to maintain order and stability
Structural functional perspective
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Power, inequality, and competition among groups. Community engagement arises when people challenge and persistent or unequal access to resources
Conflicts perspective
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Everyday interactions, shared meanings and communication
Symbolic interactionist perspective
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Interaction between people and their physical environment
Human ecology perspective
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Community change starts from ordinary people not institution
Grassroots perspective
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Any group that helps the community but is not part of the government
Non-government organization
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Are independent, autonomous entities, official registered and acknowledged as organization according to rules and standards set by state
People's organization
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Form of collective behavior which spring largely from the attitudes and aspiration of its participants
Social movement
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Refers to the officially established hierarchy and line of authority within an organization, institution or system
Formal power structure
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Refers to an official emergent and often hidden pattern of influence and decision making within an organization
Informal power structure
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Individuals or bodies as authority is based on formal rules and institutions
Legal authoritative decision makers
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Define geographically and social identity
Community
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It is a natural phenomenon that happens in a community for development and change
Community dynamics
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It is an activity which motivates people to help other people.
community action
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Irene and her group wanted to help the malnourished children in their
community. What does Irene’s group want to do?
community action
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It is the institution that gives its citizens with freedom and rights.
Government Institution
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basic unit of the society.
family
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the institution that is very significant for the community’s learning.
Educational Institution
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Philippine Red Cross is a sample of what organization
Civic Organization
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Ted is a member of Rotary club in my community. He is very active in helping
the barangay to develop the water system. What kind of organization Ted
belongs
Civic Organization
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Earl is having a problem about bullying because of his gender preference.
He is a gay. What organization will Earl join to boost his confidence?
People’s Organization
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The livelihood of people living in this area is mostly farming.
Rural
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This is a community that is located in the city
Urban
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Angel created a group called “Charles’ Angel” in her Facebook account
Virtual Space
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These are useful relationships with other influential individuals, families and
organizations within a community.
Connections
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It is a leadership style that has significant control over the members and
rarely considers worker suggestions or share power
Autocratic
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One highlight of civil society perspective wherein the members of the
community may involve themselves in various community activities.
Volunteerism
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This field is focused in the study of society, social orders, socialization and
culture.
Sociology
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One of the perspectives in community wherein it understands that
community is composed of the ways people interact with each other, react,
and expect each other to act and interact.
Institutional
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Institutional community is a _______ model as it is defined by its networks
and institutions.
Social model
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is most often associated with the study, diagnosis of mental illnesses.
Psychology
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The ultimate of this discipline is to improve the lives of others such that
their needs are satisfied.
Economics
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It is described from social science perspective as a group of people
interacting together.
Community
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This community perspective uses self-organization and encourages the local
citizens to contribute to the community by taking responsibilities and actions.
Grassroots
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explains the connection between the individual and the community.
Communitarianism
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Civil society perspective is considered as __________ model since
because of collaboration a sense of belonging is achieved.
Affective Model
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Pertains to the population size, density, heterogeneity, changes and development
in an area.
Demographics
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aspect of the community that looks at employment opportunities exiting in the
area.
Local economy and business
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figure who is with direct relation with you through familial relations, affinities or
feeling of kinship, and social network.
Interrelationship
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This person is usually appointed based on qualification, attitude or other
characteristics.
Community Leader
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Refers to the changes that occur in the social order of society.
. social change
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capacity of the community to exercise control over activities and seek ways to employ
available resources to establish a stronger and successful community.
Community power
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this encompasses the various aspects in the community which includes demographics,
geography and environmental influences, beliefs and attitudes and the likes.
Community structure
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one of the essential characteristics of leaders to be developed is that they build bridges
and develop networks among community leaders in the different fields.
Collaboration
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they are appointed based on qualifications, attitude and most often, through the votes of
the residents
Formal power structure
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they could be part of an institution or an association that has a particular purpose in our
community.
Organization
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It is defined geographically and social identity.
community
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It is a natural phenomenon that happens in a community for development and
change.
community dynamics
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an activity which motivates people to help other people.
community action
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Irene and her group wanted to help the malnourished children in their
community. What does Irene’s group want to do?
community action
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the institution that gives its citizens with freedom and rights.
Government Institution
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basic unit of the society
family
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is the institution that is very significant for the community’s learning.
Educational Institution
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kind of organization is Philippine Red Cross?
People’s Organization
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Eddy is a member of Rotary club in my community. He is very active in helping
the barangay to develop the water system. What kind of organization Eddy
belongs?
Civic Organization
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Roel is having a problem about bullying because of his gender preference.
He is a gay. What organization will Roel join to boost his confidence?
Social Organization
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leader gives something to his members as a consequence of their
actions.
Transactional
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pertains to the interrelations of behaviors, roles, and statuses which
constitute a stable network of social interactions and relations
Social Structure
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is a leadership style that has significant control over the members and
rarely considers worker suggestions or share power.
Autocratic
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an attempt to influence others using force or manipulation.
Autocratic
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This leadership style makes use of different leadership styles depending on
the situation he/she faces.
Situational
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A kind of community that easily gets back on its feet after a calamity and
continue with its existence
Resilient
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kind of community that is awake and alert in order to avoid dangers or
problems to happen in a community
Adaptable
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A kind of community that acts on ideas and change the status qou by
anticipating future trends
Progressive
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kind of community that adapts, go beyond their confines and conquer all
threats to the community
Vigilant
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A kind of community that accepts the reality of ownership and thus making
its members responsible of their own actions
Accountable
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An initiative that connects to the community and its peop
Engagement
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initiative that hold rounds of discussions and meetings with community
members
Planning
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An initiative that acts and realizes the set plans and the chosen viable
options among many
Development
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initiative that aspires for improvement of the project using current tools
and methods
Implementation
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An initiative that is pursued as a goal and when achieved, it means that it
passed the rigorous standards if the pu
Sustainability
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