GROUP ACTIVITY

Community is considered as a late English term, which derived from the Latin word "communicas" which means _____

• Common

• Fellowship

• with or together

• to strengthen

It arise from voluntary shared agreements among individuals that generally also shape their behavior as a collective.

• Social Institutions

• Institutions

• Institute

• Institutional Perspectives

This refers to a political community of organized groups operating within the authoritative parameters of the state.

• Civil Society Perspectives

• Socio- Civil Socity

• Grassroots levels

• Civil Society

Refers to a local or grassroots groups within a particular locale that are driven and organized because of community issues and concerns.

• Institutional Perspectives

• Organic Perspectives

• Social Science Discipline Perspectives

• Civil Society Perspectives

It focuses on how a community is shaped by the physical space as it uses and the location of its resources- human, natural and technological

• Socio- Political Dimensions

• Geographic Dimensions

• Ecomonic Dimensions

• Cultural Dimensions

Refers to the relationships of power and control between individuals and groups in a community.

• Socio- Political Dimensions

• Geographic Dimensions

• Ecomonic Dimensions

• Cultural Dimensions

Refers to the means by which members of community allocate, produce, and distribute scarce resources to address their wants and needs.

• Socio- Political Dimensions

• Geographic Dimensions

• Ecomonic Dimensions

• Cultural Dimensions

It compasses the values, traditions, and beliefs that are passed on from one generation to another.

• Socio- Political Dimensions

• Geographic Dimensions

• Ecomonic Dimensions

• Cultural Dimensions

Cultural dimensions compasses the values, traditions, and beliefs that are passed on from one generation to another.

• TRUE

• FALSE

This states that no community can survive if it does not provide some way to its people to make a living and obtain the material resources that they need for living.

• PRODUCTION, DISTRIBUTION, CONSUMPTION

• SOCIALIZATION

• SOCIAL CONTROL

• SOCIAL PARTICIPATION