Nursing 3000 Exam Questions and
answers graded A+
Collecting and analyzing primary and secondary data to understand the issues, resources, and
constraints of a population is defined as the process of - ANS✅✅Needs assessment
Coalition leaders should recruit about twice as many volunteers as needed - ANS✅✅
The Nursing Model of Community Organization for Change describes the relationships among the
concepts of empowerment, partnership, participation, cultural responsiveness, and community
competence within a community organizing context - ANS✅✅
Individuals who control, both formally and informally, the political climate of the community are
referred to as "gatekeepers" - ANS✅✅true
Gatekeepers into communities are usually well-versed in describing the health needs of the
community that they represent. Some examples of gatekeepers include politicians, town
supervisors, community liaisons, and others representing intermediate organizations. These
individuals serve as an important resource for creating community interest and buy-in for a health
education program. During which step of community organizing/building would you first enlist
assistance from a gatekeeper? - ANS✅✅Gaining entry into the community
In the "Click It or Ticket" social marketing campaign (which originated in the state of North Carolina),
the Product construct was primarily operationalized based on the importance of wearing your safety
belt to save your life during a traffic accident - ANS✅✅
Which community organizing method is usually used when attempting to redistribute power and
resources (e.g., Civil rights, gay rights, women's suffrage)? - ANS✅✅social action
________________ is a process of social action in which people gain a mastery over their lives and
the lives of those within their communities. - ANS✅✅Empowerment
Community organizing focuses on changing systems, rules, social norms, or laws to ultimately
change the social acceptability of behaviors. - ANS✅✅
, When mapping community capacity, the least accessible assets are - ANS✅✅potential building
blocks
Many communities are able develop the capacity to deal with their own problems, concerns, and
changes without assistance from outside consultant groups. - ANS✅✅
__________ is defined as the characteristics of communities that affect their ability to identify,
mobilize, and address social and public health problems. - ANS✅✅community capacity
Community coalitions can promote open communication using all of the following methods EXCEPT -
ANS✅✅
Funding methods for coalitions can include - ANS✅✅
The evaluation stage of developing a sustainable community coalition involves clarifying the mission,
recruiting members, and creating rules. - ANS✅✅
Which of the following is a core assumption of community organization? - ANS✅✅
The strength-based and needs-based approaches to community organizing/building are used to
build community capacity by applying skills and resources in a collective manner. Minkler and
Wallerstein describe community organizing/building methods using a typology that includes four
quadrants. Which community organizing/method is recommended by Minkler and Wallerstein if
both the consensus- and needs-based approach is adopted by program planners? -
ANS✅✅Community Development
Community organizing is a process by which community groups are helped to identify common
problems and develop and implement strategies to reach their collective goals. Rothman developed
a typology to help describe different methods of community organization. Which of the following
methods would be used to describe a grass-roots process of community organization? -
ANS✅✅Locality Development
The three (3) fundamental principles of community organizing are (1) start where the people are; (2)
encourage active community participation; and (3) create environments in which people and
communities can become empowered as they increase problem-solving capabilities - ANS✅✅
answers graded A+
Collecting and analyzing primary and secondary data to understand the issues, resources, and
constraints of a population is defined as the process of - ANS✅✅Needs assessment
Coalition leaders should recruit about twice as many volunteers as needed - ANS✅✅
The Nursing Model of Community Organization for Change describes the relationships among the
concepts of empowerment, partnership, participation, cultural responsiveness, and community
competence within a community organizing context - ANS✅✅
Individuals who control, both formally and informally, the political climate of the community are
referred to as "gatekeepers" - ANS✅✅true
Gatekeepers into communities are usually well-versed in describing the health needs of the
community that they represent. Some examples of gatekeepers include politicians, town
supervisors, community liaisons, and others representing intermediate organizations. These
individuals serve as an important resource for creating community interest and buy-in for a health
education program. During which step of community organizing/building would you first enlist
assistance from a gatekeeper? - ANS✅✅Gaining entry into the community
In the "Click It or Ticket" social marketing campaign (which originated in the state of North Carolina),
the Product construct was primarily operationalized based on the importance of wearing your safety
belt to save your life during a traffic accident - ANS✅✅
Which community organizing method is usually used when attempting to redistribute power and
resources (e.g., Civil rights, gay rights, women's suffrage)? - ANS✅✅social action
________________ is a process of social action in which people gain a mastery over their lives and
the lives of those within their communities. - ANS✅✅Empowerment
Community organizing focuses on changing systems, rules, social norms, or laws to ultimately
change the social acceptability of behaviors. - ANS✅✅
, When mapping community capacity, the least accessible assets are - ANS✅✅potential building
blocks
Many communities are able develop the capacity to deal with their own problems, concerns, and
changes without assistance from outside consultant groups. - ANS✅✅
__________ is defined as the characteristics of communities that affect their ability to identify,
mobilize, and address social and public health problems. - ANS✅✅community capacity
Community coalitions can promote open communication using all of the following methods EXCEPT -
ANS✅✅
Funding methods for coalitions can include - ANS✅✅
The evaluation stage of developing a sustainable community coalition involves clarifying the mission,
recruiting members, and creating rules. - ANS✅✅
Which of the following is a core assumption of community organization? - ANS✅✅
The strength-based and needs-based approaches to community organizing/building are used to
build community capacity by applying skills and resources in a collective manner. Minkler and
Wallerstein describe community organizing/building methods using a typology that includes four
quadrants. Which community organizing/method is recommended by Minkler and Wallerstein if
both the consensus- and needs-based approach is adopted by program planners? -
ANS✅✅Community Development
Community organizing is a process by which community groups are helped to identify common
problems and develop and implement strategies to reach their collective goals. Rothman developed
a typology to help describe different methods of community organization. Which of the following
methods would be used to describe a grass-roots process of community organization? -
ANS✅✅Locality Development
The three (3) fundamental principles of community organizing are (1) start where the people are; (2)
encourage active community participation; and (3) create environments in which people and
communities can become empowered as they increase problem-solving capabilities - ANS✅✅
