Question 1

Which of the following statements best describes the definition of community in public health?

Accepted Answer

A)  It may refer to a geographic or administrative unit 
B)  It may refer to participatory planning 
C)  It may refer to a place or a collective identity 
D)  It may refer to neighborhoods or census units 
A)  It may refer to a geographic or administrative unit 
B)  It may refer to participatory planning 
C)  It may refer to a place or a collective identity 
D)  It may refer to neighborhoods or census units C

Question 2

Which of the following is an important component of community-based approaches to health promotion?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social networks 
B)  Community participation 
C)  Social marketing 
D)  Exchange theory 
A)  Social networks 
B)  Community participation 
C)  Social marketing 
D)  Exchange theory B

Question 3

When community members have the power to select the problems they want to address and direct efforts to achieve their goals, the process is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Community partnerships 
B)  Community intervention 
C)  Community organization 
D)  Community capital 
A)  Community partnerships 
B)  Community intervention 
C)  Community organization 
D)  Community capital C

Question 4

Putting together a community coalition of partners to implement a program represents what component of community intervention choose best answer)?

Accepted Answer

A)  Asset mapping 
B)  Community mobilization 
C)  Needs assessment 
D)  Maintenance and consolidation 
A)  Asset mapping 
B)  Community mobilization 
C)  Needs assessment 
D)  Maintenance and consolidation

Question 5

Actively involving community members in community assessment and other research activities describes which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Planned approach to community health 
B)  Community-based participatory research 
C)  Community-based prevention marketing 
D)  Community mobilization 
A)  Planned approach to community health 
B)  Community-based participatory research 
C)  Community-based prevention marketing 
D)  Community mobilization

Question 6

The protective effect of community social cohesion for CVD mortality has been labeled how?

Accepted Answer

A)  Roseto effect 
B)  Social alienation 
C)  Community devolution 
D)  Community disorganization 
A)  Roseto effect 
B)  Social alienation 
C)  Community devolution 
D)  Community disorganization

Question 7

"A group of people sharing a sense of collective identity, common values, goals, and institutions" defines which of the following entities?

Accepted Answer

A)  Corporation 
B)  Organization 
C)  Culture 
D)  Community 
A)  Corporation 
B)  Organization 
C)  Culture 
D)  Community

Question 8

The PATCH process is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  A community-based planning model 
B)  A community-based evaluation model 
C)  An evidence-based intervention design 
D)  A process planning model 
A)  A community-based planning model 
B)  A community-based evaluation model 
C)  An evidence-based intervention design 
D)  A process planning model

Which of the following statements best describes the definition of community in public health?

Which of the following is an important component of community-based approaches to health promotion?

When community members have the power to select the problems they want to address and direct efforts to achieve their goals, the process is referred to as:

Putting together a community coalition of partners to implement a program represents what component of community intervention choose best answer)?

Actively involving community members in community assessment and other research activities describes which of the following?

The protective effect of community social cohesion for CVD mortality has been labeled how?

"A group of people sharing a sense of collective identity, common values, goals, and institutions" defines which of the following entities?

The PATCH process is an example of:

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Exam 14: Community-Based Approaches to Health Promotion

Which of the following statements best describes the definition of community in public health?

Which of the following is an important component of community-based approaches to health promotion?

When community members have the power to select the problems they want to address and direct efforts to achieve their goals, the process is referred to as:

Putting together a community coalition of partners to implement a program represents what component of community intervention choose best answer)?

Actively involving community members in community assessment and other research activities describes which of the following?

The protective effect of community social cohesion for CVD mortality has been labeled how?

"A group of people sharing a sense of collective identity, common values, goals, and institutions" defines which of the following entities?

The PATCH process is an example of:

Why Study Social and Behavioral Factors in Public Health

Historical Perspectives on Population and Disease

Social Epidemiology

Behavioral and Social Science Theory

Health and Illness Behavior

The Social Environment and Health

Societal Reactions to Disease

Comparative Health Cultures

Health Disparities, Diversity and Cultural Competence

Reproductive Health

Public Health and Aging

Planning Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Programs

Social Marketing in Public Health

Policy and Advocacy

Childhood Overweight and Obesity

Mental Health and Illness: a Public Health Perspective

Prevention of Unintentional Injuries

Violence and Public Health

Occupational Health

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