10 Questions
According to the text, which of the following best defines a community?
A global society of local unity type embracing an indefinite multiplicity of functional spheres, social groups, and other social interaction
What does the text suggest about the nature of human relationships in a community?
They are characterized by strong emotional ties, ascribed status, specific and harmonious roles, cultural homogeneity, and strong moral and spiritual bonds
Based on the text, what variable explains why a community has been referred to as a spatial unit?
Territorial variable (geographic area)
According to the text, what does a community consist of?
Persons in social interaction within a geographic area and having one or more additional ties
What is the key characteristic of a community, as per the text?
Strong emotional ties and cultural homogeneity
According to the text, a community consists of persons in social interaction within a ______ area
geographic
According to Tonnies, human relationships in a community are characterized by strong emotional ties, ascribed status, specific and harmonious roles, cultural homogeneity, and strong moral and spiritual ______
bonds
The definition of a community indicates that it includes a territorial variable, which explains why community has been referred to as a spatial unit, as a cluster of people living within a specific geographic area or simply as a ______
place
The sociological variable of social interaction in a community is related to the views of ______
Tonnies
A community is described as a global society of local unity type embracing an indefinite multiplicity of functional spheres, social groups, and other social interaction, joint bonds, and value ______
concepts
Test your knowledge of community study concepts, theories, and approaches with this quiz. Explore the definition of community, different types of communities, and evolving interpretations of communities. Delve into the nature of community as a global society with local unity, encompassing various functional spheres, social groups, and value concepts.
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