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WEEK 1 – 20 (COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT, SOLIDARITY, AND
CITIZENSHIP)
BL-HUMMSS 2126
From L.GATUDAN
THE QUESTIONS ANSWERS
WEEK 1 – 20 ( The KEY answer )
The word community in its literal form is defined by two characteristics:
location and social identification.
Select one: True
A community is a living social entity and goes beyond the old categorized
of space as its primary definition.
Select one: True
Through local government participation, individuals can provide their own
contributions through acts of volunteerism in projects and other communal
initiatives.
Select one: False
Formations are created with the organic networking of actors that later on
find commonalities and avenues for cooperation and partnerships.
Underpinning these effort is the spirit of collaboration where groups and
individuals from various walks of life come together to form linkages that
are important for mobilization and value creation.
Select one: True
Community on the foundation of advocacies and networking is the hope
for social action.
Answer:FALSE
What is un umbrella term for the various fields of study which examine
social relations and human society.
Select one:
a. Social science
In this field examines various aspects of humans, such as their biology,
behavior, culture and social interactions.
Select one:
b. Anthropology
It is also called Middle Stone Age, ancient cultural stage that existed
between the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age), with its chipped stone tools.
Select one:
d. Mesolithic
It is the movement of individuals, families, households, or other categories
of people within or between social strata in a society. It is a change in social
status relative to one's current social location within a given society.
Select one:
c. Social mobility
It is also called class, a group of people within a society who possess the
same socioeconomic status. Besides being important in social theory, the
concept of class as a collection of individuals sharing similar economic
circumstances has been widely used in censuses and in studies of social
mobility.
Select one:
c. Social Class
This is the institutions are rules, enforcement characteristics of rules, and
norms of behaviour that structure repeated human interaction.’
Select one:
a. Economic Institutions
The origin of the family goes back to prehistory and is the factor that
bound early settlements
Select one:
b. Family Institutions
These are the visible and organized manifestations of practices and beliefs
in particular social and historical contexts. Like human emotions and
attitudes, religious beliefs and practices project outward onto the social and
historical plan.
Select one:
a. Religious institutions
This is taken up a quarter of our whole lives our whole lives development
from infancy to adulthood incubates within the ivory towers of the
educational institution.
Select one:
c. Educational Institutions
A social contract is simply an agreement between a master and a
subirdinate under prescribed rules of conduct and rights. It stem from the
assumption that humans are born it a state of nature which is a condition
devoid of social orpolotical links.
Select one:
b. Government Institutions
Social movements represent the collective disdain of individuals and groups
against a prevailing system or idea and are considered by many as more
radical than other civil society groups.
Answer:TRUE
Comparing social organization with nongovernmental organizations, we
can see glaring differences as well as similarities in their roles.
Nongovernment organizations are more formal, whereas social movements
on the flipside are informal.
Answer:False
Civil Society is broadly understood as the combination of organizations,
establishments, and individuals that operate outside the influence of the
governmental institutions.
Select one: True
The role of the civil society organization (CSO) is a very essential part of our
liberal society. CSOs are composed of various actors, such as other groups,
organizations, of institutions that come together to attain a particular goal
that is vitally for the greater good of society
Select one: True
LGUs are formed by individuals who are willing to contribute to the cause
of the group. People who volunteer in these organizations may come from
different backgrounds, classes, and cultures. With their varied backgrounds,
civil society groups tap into these networks to further expand their reach
and support from the populace.
Select one: False
Through community participation, individuals can provide their own
contributions through acts of volunteerism in projects and other communal
initiatives.
Select one: True
A community is more than just a collective. It acts much like a living entity
that takes on life. Living within the imaginations of its members, a
community also embodies a perspective, identity, strand, and, much like a
social movement.
Select one: True
Formations are created with the organic social media of actors that later on
find commonalities and avenues for cooperation and partnerships.
Select one: False
Standing on the foundation of advocacies and networking is the hope for
networking.
Select one: False
Through issues and concerns that are shared among its members,
advocacies are formed by the community and its leaders. To improve and
garner support , communities try to garner support from other individuals
or groups which are aligned with their worldview
Select one: True
Anthropology this field examines various aspects of humans, such as their
biology, behavior, culture and social interactions.
Select one: True
The Paleolithic (,also known as the "New Stone Age"), the final division of
the Stone Age, began about 12,000 years ago when the first developments
of farming appeared in the Epipalaeolithic Near East, and later in other
parts of the world.
Select one: False
Social Strafication is a kind of social differentiation whereby members of
society are grouped into socioeconomic strata, based upon their
occupation and income, wealth and social status, or derived power (social
and political).
Select one: True
Deviance a social-cultural system of designated behaviors and practices,
morals, worldviews, texts, sanctified places, prophecies, ethics, or
organizations, that relates humanity to supernatural, transcendental, or
spiritual elements.
Select one: False
Sexuality studying people also demands a more personal approach in
identifying subjects. Sexuality is one of the topics that identify people and
groups through their sexual norms, orientation , interest, and behavior.
Select one: True
Institutions are grand social structures that are made up by individuals
which, when viewed as a whole , exhibit pattern of behaviour that create
conventions and norms in our society.
Select one: True
Economic institutions are the visible and organized manifestations of
practices and beliefs in particular social and historical contexts. Like human
emotions and attitudes, religious beliefs and practices project outward onto
the social and historical plan.
Select one: False
Education takes up a quarter of our whole lives our whole lives
development from infancy to adulthood incubates within the ivory towers
of the educational institution.
Select one: True
Our own families are considered as the building blocks of our society. The
origin of the family goes back to prehistory and is the factor that bound
early settlements. The formation of an organic union among kin
perpetuated the emergence of tribes and communities.
Select one: True
A social networking is simply an agreement between a master and a
subirdinate under prescribed rules of conduct and rights. It stem from the
assumption that humans are born it a state of nature which is a condition
devoid of social orpolotical links.
Select one: False
Civil Society is broadly understood as the combination of organizations,
establishments, and individuals that operate outside the influence of the
governmental institutions.
Select one: True
The role of the civil society organization (CSO) is a very essential part of our
liberal society. CSOs are composed of various actors, such as other groups,
organizations, of institutions that come together to attain a particular goal
that is vitally for the greater good of society
Select one: True
LGUs are formed by individuals who are willing to contribute to the cause
of the group. People who volunteer in these organizations may come from
different backgrounds, classes, and cultures.
Select one: False
Community are, by definition, groups that exist for a sole purpose or issue
and tend to fizzle out once it is attained.
Select one: False
Social movements represent the collective disdain of individuals and groups
against a prevailing system or idea and are considered by many as more
radical than other civil society groups.
Select one: True
An oligopoly, fundamentally, is a market where only a few are able to
produce certain goods or services.
Select one: True
According to French sociologist Emile Durkheim, there is a glaring
difference how we look at individuals and collectives. There is also
conceptual difference between looking into individuals and studying
groups of people or communities.
Select one: True
Society is composed of various intermingling structures that continually
make interactions, thus creating meanings that center on people. The
structures created make up a set of values that stem from the collective
consciousness of individuals.
Select one: True
Economics has already been established as one of the main cogs that have
influence over institutions.
Select one: False
A free market economy also exists based on the idea of competition. Much
like the survival of the fittest proposed in evolutionary biology, only those
that are determined important and of value are the ones that can be given
the chance to grow, make a profit, and expand, as consumers choose which
one to buy through the act of buying.
Select one: True
Society cannot exist without interaction among its members. People, by
nature, are social beings that are interdependent with each other.
Individuals seek to exchange ideas and socialize with their kin or members
of the community.
Select one: True
Incompleteness is choices are not equal in terms of value to the individual,
therefore, these options can be sorted depending on relative value or
importance.
Select one: False
Functionalist Theory explains that the set roles and statuses hold social
balance and therefore, any change in the scheme will have repercussions
on the functions of other roles and statuses
Select one: True
Community structure is represented by the social hierarchies that are
inherent to each collective. The various social statuses and roles all are part
of the social system we are all in. All members of the community, from
doctors, lawyers, firemen to the students, live by these statuses and roles.
Select one: True
Conflict is more deliberate, and more violent coercive tactics may be
employed by the actor.
Select one: True
Urban communities are settlements that are highly congested because of
the dense population that can reach, million within a limited space.
Select one: Answer:TRUE
Suburban areas are mostly filled with houses, subdivisions, and private
estates rather than factories and shops.
Select one: True
Urban communities are located in the countryside. The houses are far from
each other and the density of people living here is the least from the three.
Select one: False
Access to schools and markets are farther than in urban areas. The
buildings are low- to mid-rise and people live in houses with large living
spaces and usually with yards
Select one: True
Some people are living in high- rise buildings because of the limited
available space in the area.
Select one: True
It refers to the process of working collaboratively with and through groups
of people affiliated by geographic proximity; special interest, or similar
situations to address issues affecting the well being of those people.
Select one: Answer:Community Engagement
It refers to the idea of unity or feeling of agreement among individuals with
common interest.
Select one: Answer:Solidarity
It characterizes the relationship between a citizen and a political
community. This is indicated by citizen’s involvement in state affairs, with
respect to its economic and social processes, institutions, laws, rights, and
responsibilities
Select one: Answer:Citizenship
It is the objective and reasonable to have a clearer picture of their
existence.
Select one: Answer:Accountable communities
It is the next step in realizing ideas from a blueprint. It needs not only the
people who are directly affected but also experts, industry leaders, and
scholars who can contribute their knowledge and experience to the
planning.
Select one: Answer:Planning
Field researchers spend ample time to immerse themselves in their subject
community.
Select one: True
Symbolic interactionism takes itself away from the other theories and
perspectives as it does not look into primary social institution as the main
variable of study but rather looks into individuals, their histories, and the
perspectives.
Select one: True
Community engagement is all about connecting to the community and its
people.
Select one: True
The Rational Choice Theory also has other assumptions that will shed more
light on the motivations that influence the behavior of an individual or a
group in a shared environment.
Select one: True
Factors affecting social change are the structures and institutions that all
contribute to the ongoing calibration of norms in our society.
Select one: True
Transitivity- Choices are not equal in terms of value to the individual,
therefore, these options can be sorted depending on relative value or
importance.
Select one: False
The area we live is another classification of communities. Scholars see the
value of looking into the different geographic locations of where human
settlements are, to categorize communities by virtue of population, space,
and accessibility.
Select one: True
Due to the volume of people, buildings and economic centers, schools, and
leisure areas very near factories , office spaces, and markets.
Select one: True
Financial resources should always be supported by documents to prove
that funds are spent on priorities.
Select one: True
Our individual choices will have direct and indirect effects to the overall
community narrative.
Select one: True
For process dynamics, the actors are the individuals, civil society groups,
pressure groups, and movements who all contribute to the communities in
the creation of meaning. In the interface of these actors, we create
networks that provide cohesion and order to our social environment.
Select one: False
Citizenship- characterizes the relationship between a citizen and a political
community. This is indicated by citizen’s involvement in state affairs, with
respect to its economic and social processes, institutions, laws, rights, and
responsibilities.
Select one: True
Improvement need foresight and progressive thinking.
Select one: False
The community jurisdiction of the new Barangay shall be property
identified by my and bounds or by more or less permanent natural
boundaries. The territory need to meet the wills of the contiguous if it
comprises two (2) or more islands.
Select one: False
The Alternative Learning System (ALS) is the primary example of how the
state can intercede and solve problems on unemployment.
Select one: False
Social status is all about the dynamic of individual identity relative to its
environment.
Select one: True
Capacity-building measures are not a simple one-step process.
Select one: True
Virtue is the ability of the community to get back on its feet after a calamity
and continue with its existence.
Select one: False
Adaptability communities that are objective and reasonable have a clearer
picture of their existence.
Select one: False
Engagement – refers to the process of working collaboratively with and
through groups of people affiliated by geographic proximity; special
interest, or similar situations to address issues affecting the well being of
those people.
Select one: False
Sustainability is the goal that each program aspires to reach.
Select one: True
Change is important for ideas to flourish and take root.
Select one: False
Conflict Theory - explains that the set roles and statuses hold social balance
and therefore, any change in the scheme will have repercussions on the
functions of other roles and statuses.
Select one: False
Livelihoods are mostly from farming and livestock raising.
Select one: True
There shall be in each barangay a Punong Barangay, seven (7) Sangguniang
Barangay members, the Sangguniang Kabataan chairman, a Barangay
Secretary, and a Barangay treasurer.
Answer:TRUE
Evolutionary Theory - explains that society follows an evolutionary
development from a simple commune and then moves toward more
complex systems.
Select one: True
Community development is reflective, meaning, all we input as people in
the community will be reflected back to us. In the same manner as the old
saying "trash in, trash out," we hold the choice in what we input and accept
to be real.
Select one: True
The Philippine economy is regarded as one of the most resilient in Asia.
Select one: True
Community engagement in the subject of research is a very effective way of
overcoming bias and ethnocentrism or the strong preference of one's norm
over the other that sullies the integrity of the research result.
Select one: False
As the basic political unit, the barangay serves as the primary planning and
implementing unit of government policies, plans, programs, projects, and
activities in the community, and as a forum wherein the collective views of
the people may be expressed, crystallized and considered, and where
disputes may be amicably settled.
Select one: True
Conflict Theory - explains that conflict between the holders of power and
the disenfranchised are the drivers of social change and conflict is a
necessary characteristic in social relations.
Select one: True
After the World War II, globalization was in as the free market started
taking over the world. People and governments opened up for the
international community.
Select one: False
Suburban areas are mostly filled with houses, subdivisions, and private
estates rather than factories and shops
Select one: True
Access to community and markets are farther than in urban areas. The
buildings are low- to mid-rise and people live in houses with large living
spaces and usually with yards.
Select one: False
Urban communities are located in the countryside. The houses are far from
each other and the density of people living here is the least from the three.
Select one: False
Community challenges the community to be creative and finds new ways of
planning, implementing, and sustaining growth.
Select one: False
Conflict is more deliberate, and more violent coercive tactics may be
employed by the actor.
Select one: True
Some people are living in high- rise buildings because of the limited
available space in the area.
Select one: True
Accountability can be pursued even without full oversight, provided that it
does not effect negative impact on members of a minority or a set of
priorities such as the environment.
Select one: False
Suburban communities are settlements that are highly congested because
of the dense population that can reach, million within a limited space.
Select one: False
Vigilance is more than just being awake and alert to avoid dangers of
problems. In community development, vigilance is the sustained
assessment of not just threats or danger but of progressive ideas and
solutions.
Select one: True
Planning is the next step in realizing ideas from a blueprint. It needs not
only the people who are directly affected but also experts, industry leaders,
and scholars who can contribute their knowledge and experience to the
planning.
Select one: True
Formal sector is composed of establishments , business, and other
enterprises that are legal based on their compliance to government
requirements such as license.
Select one: True
Cooperation, on one hand, provides the necessary communal spirit that
motivates people to contribute and volunteer
Select one: True
Alienation from process - A worker simply does not directly gain from the
good or service produced.
Select one: False
Droughts, floods, heat waves, earthquakes, forest fires, and tsunamis are
just a few of the challenges from Mother Nature that our communities face.
Select one: True
Progress, on the other hand, is long-term as it is targeted to a forwardthinking mindset that anticipates future events and repercussions
Select one: TRUE
Solidarity – refers to the idea of unity or feeling of agreement among
individuals with common interest.
Select one: True
Durkheim establishes that what is true to an individual may not be used as
a generalization in describing the society he or she is in.
Select one: True
Informal sector those who are part of the informal sector lack of the
requirements and license from the government.
Select one: True
The goals encapsulate the shared experience of countries which shows the intersection of
individual and state interest in a global stage.
Select one:
True
People are determined to end poverty and hunger, in all their forms and dimensions, and
to ensure that all human beings can fulfil their potential in dignity and equality and in a
healthy environment.
Select one:
True
"Community, as an organized function, is regarded as a body of activities designed to
enable individuals, families, groups, and communities to cope with the social problems of
changing conditions.
Select one:
False
Recognize the local risk patterns across the country and strengthen the capacity of NGUs for
disaster risk reduction and management through decentralized powers, responsibilities, and
resources at the regional and local levels.
Select one:
False
The NDRRMC strives to coordinate all member agencies in times of calamities and other
emergencies.
Select one:
True
Humanity has evolved from its most animal instincts motivated simply by its will to survive,
procreate, and gather to what has become now a complex web of actors that are
interdependent and reliant on their set laws and norms to justify their own existence.
Select one:
True
Article 2: Right to Equality
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with
reason and conscience and should act toward one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
Select one:
False
Article 5: Freedom from Torture and Degrading Treatment
No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, or
punishment.
Select one:
True
Article 10: Right to Fair Public Hearing
Everyone is entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing by an independent and
impartial tribunal, in the determination of his rights and obligations and of my criminal
charge against him.
Select one:
True
Article 5: Freedom from Interference with Privacy, Family, Home and Correspondence
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or
correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honor and reputation. Everyone has the right to
the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.
Select one:
False
The concept of empowerment is the driving force behind community development.
Select one:
True
The private sector is fundamentally controlled by the government. As such, it has a very
specific take on community empowerment which is state-centric. The leading agency that
ensures social community development is the Department of Social Welfare and
Development or DSWD.
Select one:
False
Care, protect and rehabilitate the physically and mentally handicapped and socially disabled
constituents, for effective social functioning.
Select one:
True
The private sector is the division of our society that is not under government control. This
sector includes private companies, nongovernmental organizations, and other nonpublic
collectives
Select one:
True
Corporations are often depicted as power- hungry, profit- and rent- seeking entities that
only exist to exploit consumers and workers.
Select one:
True
Adult women account for almost half of all human trafficking victims detected globally.
Women and girls together account for about 70%, with girls representing two out of every
three child trafficking victims.
Select one:
True
The America has been one of the most progressive countries in Asia that internalize
international norms and bridges them to local policies, with a focus on the protection of
women’s right and promotion of their welfare
Select one:
False
Reproductive health was one of the biggest issues in Congress and in the public forum
during the deliberation of the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill which was introduced in the
floor of Congress in 1988
Select one:
True
To recruit, transport, transfer, harbor, provide, or receive persons by any means, including
those done under the pretext of domestic or overseas employment or training or
apprenticeship, for the purpose of prostitution, pornography, sexual exploitation, forced
labor, slavery, involuntarily servitude, or debt bondage.
Select one:
True
According to the state agency Human Trafficking, in 2015 alone, there were 198 successful
rescue entrapment operations, 430 rescued victims, and overall, led to the arrest of 132
criminals.
Select one:
False
In September 2000, world leaders from 189 countries came together in what has become
the largest interstate forum of leaders.
Select one:
True
Community is a multifaceted agenda to tackle. When we say community welfare, we refer to
the set of activities of specific groups of individuals to achieve their basic needs.
Select one:
False
"Social welfare, as an organized function, is regarded as a body of activities designed to
enable individuals, families, groups, and communities to cope with the social problems of
changing conditions.
Select one:
True
One of the most pressing topics in the international community at present is human
trafficking and prevention.
Select one:
False
Incorporate internationally accepted principles of disaster risk management in the creation
and implementation of national, regional, and local sustainable development and poverty
reduction strategies, policies, plans, and budgets
Select one:
True
Humanity has evolved from its most animal instincts motivated simply by its will to survive,
procreate, and gather to what has become now a complex web of actors that are
interdependent and reliant on their set laws and norms to justify their own existence.
Select one:
True
The Magna Carta (The Great Charter) which specified laws, rights, and policies that were
aimed at balancing the power of the king and protecting citizens from abuses.
Select one:
True
Article 3: Right to Equality
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with
reason and conscience and should act toward one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
Select one:
False
Article 2: Freedom from Discrimination
Everyone is entitled to all rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without
distinction of any kind, such as race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion,
national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
Select one:
True
Article 2: Freedom from Discrimination
Everyone is entitled to all rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without
distinction of any kind, such as race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion,
national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
Select one:
True
Barangay action was not popular before because it is inconsistent with some free-market
ideals.
Select one:
False
The private sector is fundamentally controlled by the government. As such, it has a very
specific take on community empowerment which is state-centric.
Select one:
False
The DSWD has also taken steps in ensuring that its projects create impact on the
community while keeping in mind the sustainability of its basic services, such s pension
support, adoption, feeling programs, and transient housing.
Select one:
True
Corporations are often depicted as power-hungry, profit- and rent-seeking entities that only
exist to exploit consumers and workers.
Select one:
True
The community traverses the public and private sectors as it is affected by any relation shift
in structures, policies, and institutions. The term “participatory development” first emerged
in mainstream academic discussion with the release in 1983 of the book Rural Development:
Putting the Last First by Robert Chambers.
Select one:
True
To recruit, transport, transfer, harbor, provide, or receive persons by any means, including
those done under the pretext of domestic or overseas employment or training or
apprenticeship, for the purpose of prostitution, pornography, sexual exploitation, forced
labor, slavery, involuntarily servitude, or debt bondage.
Select one:
True
According to the state agency Inter- Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT), in 2015
alone, there were 198 successful rescue entrapment operations, 430 rescued victims, and
overall, led to the arrest of 132 criminals.
Select one:
True
DOH was one of the biggest issues in Congress and in the public forum during the
deliberation of the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill which was introduced in the floor of
Congress in 1988.
Select one:
False
There are still thousands of women subjected daily to abuse, maltreatment, and women’s
rights deprivation, among other kinds of violence.
Select one:
True
Worldwide, more than 700 million women alive today were married as children 18 years of
age). Of those women, more than 1 in 3 – or some 250 million- were married before 15.
Child brides are often unable to effectively negotiate safe sex, leaving them vulnerable to
early pregnancy as well as sexuality transmitted infections including HIV.
Select one:
True
This strictly looks into secondary data analysis and documents that surround the policy
regarding agenda, effects, impact, and other correlated and causal factors.
Select one:
d. Policy Research
Conducted by engaging people through a prepared set of questions that highlight the
necessary information to be acquired to answer the research question.
Select one:
c. Key Informant Interviews
Internalize the purpose of your research and always consider the stakeholders as a priority
in your agenda.
Select one:
b. Conviction
The use of documents to gather data, such as related studies, policy notes, news, journals,
and books in articulating and supporting the ideas within a topic being studied.
Select one:
a. Secondary Data Analysis
A data-gathering method wherein the researcher embeds himself or herself with his or her
subjects for a specified length of time to observe and gather data for research use.
Select one:
a. Participatory Observation/Field Research
Specific Budget Breakdown - Allocate a budget for your project or how much you will need
and have a specific breakdown with justification on cost.
Select one:
True
Mobilization, as what we have previously discussed from several lessons back, has two
major components that support and create movements: people and resources. Simply put,
resource mobilization is the ability of the movement and its supporters to mobilize people
and resources.
Select one:
True
Plan - Specific programs or initiatives that you are going to implement. It can be one
specific project or a series of activities toward one goal of solving a major problem.
Select one:
False
Output -After assessing the project, recommend what specific action can be taken to ensure
that it will reach its full impact for its stakeholders. You may use an existing project or create
your own.
Select one:
False
Impact - These are the long-term benefits of the initiative.
Select one:
True
Mapping out the community requires a keen eye to observe the relationships of the
members of the community
Select one:
True
SWOT analysis emphasizes on the varying relational dynamics as well as the current
situation on the status quo to draw out the central forces that counter change or reinforce
development.
Select one:
False
A specific plan of action (SPOA) should be used to concretize the plans into working models
or improvement tasks.
Select one:
True
The project impact evaluation template will lead you to the inner workings of communities,
institutions, agencies, and in practice; and how projects should be scrutinized and improved
through this tool for self- evaluation.
Select one:
True
Force Field Analyses give the researcher important input on the topics relevant to the
community, plotting the needs of the community develops the opinions and views of the
people into workable models that can be acted on and solved with political will.
Select one:
False
One of the most awarded and well-known NGOs in the Philippines, Gawad Kalinga (GK) has
left a footprint that future community builders dream to emulate.
Select one:
True
The Haribon Foundation has long since been the primary NGO for nature conservation in
the Philippines.
Select one:
True
Empowering people - The restoration of greening/planting projects, restoring of mangrove
forests, improving coastal management, among other projects in partnership with
companies and private individuals.
Select one:
False
Saving species- The conservation of endangered animals and marine life Linking with the
community and society groups.
Select one:
True
Haribon Foundation's strategy revolves around four central goals, namely, conserving sites
and habitats, saving species, encouraging stability, and empowering the people.
Select one:
True
EXAM 50/50 ( Perfect is good )
Project Plan - Allocate a budget for your project or how much you will need and have a specific
breakdown with justification on cost.
Select one:
False
Coordination with the SWOT analysis, the force field analysis may have more abstract
observations about the community because it studies the community with a larger lens or scope.
Select one:
False
SWOT analysis emphasizes on the varying relational dynamics as well as the current situation on
the status quo to draw out the central forces that counter change or reinforce development.
Select one:
False
Networks - Who will you tap to make your project a reality?
Select one:
True
Time Frame- How long will you be implementing the project? Cite specific timelines
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True
Sampling/Surveys - The use of documents to gather data, such as related studies, policy notes,
news, journals, and books in articulating and supporting the ideas within a topic being studied.
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False
Haribon Foundation's strategy revolves around four central goals, namely, conserving sites and
habitats, saving species, encouraging stability, and empowering the people.
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True
A specific plan of action (SPOA) should be used to concretize the plans into working models or
improvement tasks.
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True
Exploratory Research - This is a kind of research where the study is aimed at exploring the
different variables of a topic where little or no prior work was done on the matter and therefore,
substantial time will be needed to fully incorporate concepts, factors, and variables.
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True
Collaboration - Be open to collaboration and partnerships as well as avenues for capacity-building
with actors.
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True
Clarity - Be clear with your intention and be sensitive to the mores, ethics, and values in the
community
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True
Conviction - Be clear with your intention and be sensitive to the mores, ethics, and values in the
community.
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False
Outcome - These are the benefits your stakeholders have gained from the project.
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True
Force field analysis impact evaluation template will lead you to the inner workings of
communities, institutions, agencies, and in practice; and how projects should be scrutinized and
improved through this tool for self- evaluation.
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False
The project analysis evaluation template will lead you to the inner workings of communities,
institutions, agencies, and in practice; and how projects should be scrutinized and improved
through this tool for self- evaluation.
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False
The Force field analysis will help in pinpointing specific gaps for intervention that aids in
mobilization planning.
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False
VF's five core values are: first, human transformation, compassion, and respect and dignity;
second, social entrepreneurship and innovation; third, professionalism, excellence,
accountability, and transparency; fourth, courage and resiliency; and finally, teamwork and
volunteerism.
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True
Empowering people - Training and educating the citizenry and mainstreaming its environmental
initiative
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True
Mobilization, as what we have previously discussed from several lessons back, has two major
components that support and create movements: people and resources. Simply put, resource
mobilization is the ability of the movement and its supporters to mobilize people and resources.
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True
GK is also active in disseminating public information regarding the dangers of human trafficking
and modern- day slavery, creating community-based programs, and mobilization of interventions
and efforts for the promotion of women's protection against abuses.
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False
Working with a real-life case will help you see realities that you may have not known existed prior
to taking this course.
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True
By engaging the stakeholders, community developers and scholars can peek into a world that
can only be understood and felt by the stakeholders themselves.
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True
Saving species - The restoration of greening/planting projects, restoring of mangrove forests,
improving coastal management, among other projects in partnership with companies and private
individuals
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False
GK and its Chairman, Antonio Meloto, were bestowed one of Asia's most prestigious awards, the
Ramon Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership, for their work on poverty reduction in the
Philippines.
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True
Focus Group Discussions (FGDS) - Compared to interviews, Fabs need more participation by
people from specific groups that share common agenda or coming from the same background to
crowd source much-needed information as reinforced by the group.
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True
Social scientists use most of the tools similar to those used in other fields of study under the
social sciences.
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False
Impact - These are the long-term benefits of the initiative.
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True
Input - These are the projects implemented with the use of the resources tapped.
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False
Collaboration of the plans with the time frame and allocated budget challenges the practitioner to
balance the necessary and the dispensable.
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False
HARIBBON has now expanded its scope as it has also included social business in its growth
model, as well as a plan to mainstream anti-poverty initiatives through creating a movement to
call on volunteers to join their advocacy for transformational change.
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False
Research is the soul that binds theory into practice. The understanding of theory is vital in diving
deep into the study of the community.
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True
Explanatory Research- This strictly looks into secondary data analysis and documents that
surround the policy regarding agenda, effects, impact, and other correlated and causal factors.
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False
Encouraging sustainability – Linking with the Community and Society groups in creating
awareness to encourage sustainability and secure the welfare of already established protected
areas.
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True
Community leaders should always hear both sides of every story and try to keep abreast of latest
developments.
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True
GK is well-credited for its 200 strong partnerships in both local and international civil
society organizations and other nongovernment actors.
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False
GK puts importance to values formation and presence that it sees are keys for continued progress
and development, which composes the core of its organizational philosophy.
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True
Plan - Specific programs or initiatives that you are going to implement. It can be one specific
project or a series of activities toward one goal of solving a major problem.
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False
GK also has now included peace-building initiatives and disaster response and reduction in its
advocacy that evolves and slowly expands toward further inclusiveness.
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True
Evaluation will have four main parts: input, output, outcome, and project plan
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False
The Harribon model has two primary ideals: padugo, which literally translates into "bloodletting,"
and bayanihan, roughly translated into "being heroes toward one another."
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False
Instituted in 1991, Visayan Forum Foundation, Inc. (VF) is one of the most highly recognized
NGOs in the Philippines whose primary objective is to stop modern-day slavery and trafficking.
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True
VF's mission is to innovate lasting solutions to end exploitation and modern-day slavery while it
envisions a society where people are free, protected, and empowered to explore opportunities
without the risk of exploitation and slavery.
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True
It is well known that Haribon has had extensive experience in its community efforts and has since
created a multisectoral model that has had a good track record based on their numerous
successful and sustainable engagements through the years
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True
Mapping out the community requires a keen eye to observe the relationships of the members of
the community
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True
Secondary Data Analysis - The use of documents to gather data, such as related studies, policy
notes, news, journals, and books in articulating and supporting the ideas within a topic being
studied.
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True
Descriptive Research - This merely describes the topic at hand without digging deeper into the
concepts and theories underlying it.
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True
Building trust with your community starts with yourself by observing the right values and ethics of
community research.
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True
FGDs give the researcher important input on the topics relevant to the community, plotting the
needs of the community develops the opinions and views of the people into workable models that
can be acted on and solved with political will.
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True
As a community builder, it is not bad to dream up grand schemes to fight world hunger or stop
war, but always consider that everything starts out small.
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True
Participatory Observation/Field Research - A data-gathering method wherein the researcher
embeds himself or herself with his or her subjects for a specified length of time to observe and
gather data for research use.
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True