CPRP COMMUNICATION UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS VERIFIED 2027 EDITION
1. Benefits
the underlying reasons people participate in parks and recreation services. They include exercise,
relaxation, stress reduction, socialization, etc.
2. Individual Benefits
experienced by those who directly participate in an activity
3. Community Benefits
to the betterment of the community at large, regardless of whether a particular person uses the services
or not
4. Services
parks and natural areas, constructed facilities, and programs
5. Community-wide benefits order
parks and natural areas, constructed facilities, programs
6. Individual benefits order
programs, constructed facilities, parks and natural areas
7. NRPA Three Pillars
conservation, health and wellness, and social equity
8. Positioning
process of establishing and maintaining a positive image of the agency in the minds of the community and
elected officials
9. Friends groups
support parks and recreation agencies through activities such as fundraising, providing volunteers,
working on projects, and supporting the agency in achieving its mission and goals
10. Public meetings
held to inform the public of specific items or changes, used to consult the public on issues or to garner
reactions to items such as policy changes, used to involve the public by getting their input on topics
11. Focus groups
small but representative group of patrons are assembled and asked various questions about a topic
12. Citizen Advisory Groups
formed to provide valuable feedback and direction, charged with investigating a specific issue or problem
and to provide a report for public consumption
13. Surveys
means of gathering input regarding policies and procedures via email, mail, telephone, or the web
14. Methods to communicate with the public
public meetings, focus groups, citizen advisory groups, surveys, and the referendum process
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ANSWERS VERIFIED 2027 EDITION
1. Benefits
the underlying reasons people participate in parks and recreation services. They include exercise,
relaxation, stress reduction, socialization, etc.
2. Individual Benefits
experienced by those who directly participate in an activity
3. Community Benefits
to the betterment of the community at large, regardless of whether a particular person uses the services
or not
4. Services
parks and natural areas, constructed facilities, and programs
5. Community-wide benefits order
parks and natural areas, constructed facilities, programs
6. Individual benefits order
programs, constructed facilities, parks and natural areas
7. NRPA Three Pillars
conservation, health and wellness, and social equity
8. Positioning
process of establishing and maintaining a positive image of the agency in the minds of the community and
elected officials
9. Friends groups
support parks and recreation agencies through activities such as fundraising, providing volunteers,
working on projects, and supporting the agency in achieving its mission and goals
10. Public meetings
held to inform the public of specific items or changes, used to consult the public on issues or to garner
reactions to items such as policy changes, used to involve the public by getting their input on topics
11. Focus groups
small but representative group of patrons are assembled and asked various questions about a topic
12. Citizen Advisory Groups
formed to provide valuable feedback and direction, charged with investigating a specific issue or problem
and to provide a report for public consumption
13. Surveys
means of gathering input regarding policies and procedures via email, mail, telephone, or the web
14. Methods to communicate with the public
public meetings, focus groups, citizen advisory groups, surveys, and the referendum process
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