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Cumulative and Cyclical Poverty Theory

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What does the Cumulative and Cyclical theory suggest about individual situations and community resources?

They are independent of each other

They are not linked in any way

They are mutually dependent (correct)

Individual situations always overshadow community resources

How does inadequate employment in the community impact spending according to the text?

It causes inadequate spending (correct)

It results in adequate spending

It leads to excessive spending

It has no impact on spending

What is a recommended community development response to break the spiral of poverty according to the text?

Focusing only on individual issues

Creating comprehensive programs that address both individual and community issues (correct)

Developing programs that ignore community deficiencies

Relying solely on community organizations

In what way does the Cumulative and Cyclical theory suggest community development responses should be designed?

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What is one example of an asset-based approach mentioned in the text for breaking the spiral of poverty?

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Cumulative and Cyclical Poverty Theory

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Questions and Answers

What does the Cumulative and Cyclical theory suggest about individual situations and community resources?

How does inadequate employment in the community impact spending according to the text?

What is a recommended community development response to break the spiral of poverty according to the text?

In what way does the Cumulative and Cyclical theory suggest community development responses should be designed?

What is one example of an asset-based approach mentioned in the text for breaking the spiral of poverty?

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