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CO-PAR Exam

CO-PAR provides Social Change to the society; it acts as a subjective advocacy for the cause of transformative social order. . !t is the dynami dynamic c and and cyclic cyclic process process used by healthcare professionals in the community and its uni"ueness #ill depend on the best application of public health s$ills to individuals% families and communities. a. Commun Community ity org organi ani&in &ing g and and Participatory Action Research b. Commun Community ity Org Organi ani&in &ing g and Participatory Acting Research c. Commun Community ity organ organi&i i&ing ng and Participatory Action Response d. Commun Community ity org organi ani&in &ing g and Participatory Action Respondent

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b. 7aith based community organi&ing c. Coalition d. Commoner +.(he 7ollo#ing are correct statement on importance of CO-PAR except: a. COPAR is an important tool for community development and people empo#erment as this helps the community #or$ers to generate community participation in development activities. b. COPAR prepares people,clients to eventually ta$e over the management of a development programs in the future. c. People% especially the most oppressed% e3ploited and deprived sectors are open to change% have the capacity to change and are able to bring about change. d. COPAR ma3imi&es community participation and involvement; community resources are mobili&ed for community services. . (he follo#ing are principles of COPAR e3cept a. COPAR should be based on the interest of the riches sectors of society b. COPAR should be based on the interest of the poorest sectors of society c. COPAR should be based on the need of  the poorest sectors of society d. COPAR should be based on the #ants of the poorest sectors of society /. (he follo#ing are strength of community organi&ing except: a. Culture silence b. Approach of empo#erment c. Self reliance d. 4aintains harmonious relationship 5. (he follo#ing are methods used in COPAR except: a. Conscious raising b. Participatory and mass-based c. !ndividual oriented

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d. Cycle of action reBection 8. One of the primary tas$s of the Community organi&er during the pre-entry phase is the selection of the arangay to become the initial site for their organi&ing e2orts. (he follo#ing are the steps in the selection of the project site by the team% except: a. Developing criteria for site selection b. !dentifying potential arangay and choosing the 6nal project village c. !denti6cation of potential,core leaders d. !denti6cation of the host family round #or$ 4emorandum of agreement

'+. (he actual e3perience of the people in confronting the po#erful and actual e3ercise of people po#er. a. b. c. d.

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'. !t is a #ay of training the people to participate #hat #ill happen and prepare themselves or such eventuality. a. b. c. d.

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'/. (he #ay of motivating the people on one on one basis to do something on the issue that has been chosen. a. b. c. d.

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'5. (he follo#ing process of selecting one issue to #or$ #ith in order to begin organi&ing people. a. role play b. integration c. ground #or$ d. (entative Program Planning '8. A systematic process of collecting% collating% analy&ing data to dra# a clear picture of the community a. b. c. d.

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'O1s c. Partnership #ith the people d. Electing good people in government /8. Primary 0ealth Care permeates as core strategy% the thrusts of government health programs. :hat do you e3pect from the people of the community9 a. Active involvement and participation b. Donation of money and materials c. Preparation of teaching materials d. Koluntary time #ithout cost $. )pon entry to the co%%"nity the least thing  a health #or/er %"st i%%ediately do is to( a.  b. c. d.

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d. Organi,ation8"ilding phase 73. *n indicator of s"ccess in co%%"nity organi,ing is #hen people are able to( a. Participate in co%%"nity actiities for the sol"tion of a co%%"nity proble%  b. 5%ple%ent actiities for the sol"tion of the co%%"nity proble% c. Plan actiities for the sol"tion of the co%%"nity  proble% d. 5dentify the health proble% as a co%%on concern 74. *ling charing as/ yo" for co"nselling. :o" are an effectie co"nsellor if yo"( a. ;ie good adice to *ling Charing  b. 5dentify *ling Charings proble% c. Conince *ling Charing to follo# yo"r adice d. Help *ling Charing 5dentify her proble%s 7$. obili,ation c. Core ;ro"p 6or%ation d. 5ntegration 77. id#ife +hiana /no#s that the  p"rpose of co%%"nity organi,ing are( 1. >oe the co%%"nity to act to their o#n proble%s 2. >a/e people a#are of their o#n proble%s 3. &nable the %id#ife to sole their o#n proble%s

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