10 Questions
According to McMillan and Chavis, what are the two major uses of the term 'community'?
A geographical notion and a relational notion
Which of the following is NOT one of the four criteria for an individual to feel a sense of community?
Fulfillment needs
What does membership refer to in the context of a sense of community?
The sense of personal investment in the community and belonging to it
What are the five attributes of membership in a community?
Boundaries, a common symbol system, emotional safety, a sense of belonging and identification, and personal investment
What does the establishment of boundaries in a community involve?
Defining what includes members and excludes non-members
According to McMillan and Chavis, what are the four criteria that must be met for an individual to feel a sense of community?
Membership, Influence, Integration and fulfillment needs, Shared emotional connection
What is the difference between a geographical notion of a community and a relational notion of a community?
A geographical notion refers to a community defined by location, such as a neighborhood or town. A relational notion refers to the quality of relationships within a group, regardless of location.
What are the five attributes of membership in a community?
Boundaries, A common symbol system, Emotional safety, A sense of belonging and identification, Personal investment
What does the term 'membership' refer to in the context of a sense of community?
Membership refers to the sense among community members of personal investment in the community and of belonging to it.
What is the purpose of establishing boundaries in a community?
The purpose of establishing boundaries is to define who belongs to the community and who does not.
Test your knowledge on the concept of sense of community with this quiz! Learn about the different definitions of 'community' and the criteria that contribute to a sense of belonging and fulfillment within a group.
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