Informal neighboring, sense of collective efficacy, and sense of community all are correlated with:
a. participation in neighborhood associations.
b. neighborhood problems.
c. shared, inspiring leadership.
d. top-down empowerment.
Question 2
Studies of block associations and neighborhood organizations in U.S. cities have documented a close connection between:
a. feeling empowered and exercising actual power.
b. informal neighboring and sense of collective efficacy.
c. sense of community and citizen participation.
d. both b' and c'
The intermediate-disturbance hypothesis of community organization.
Refinement of skills and a growing sense of independence are most noted in toddlers
A boy walks past a member of the unofficial “community police” in Cruz Grande, Guerrero, Mexico.
The sense of taste. Note: taste buds are located on the anterior and posterior portions of the ...
Sagittal view of the olfaction (Sense of Smell)
Monkey Experiment: Sense of Fairness