GROUP 3

Cha, Rosemarie V.
Cuberos, Mark Jayson
dayaganon, sheila mae f.
Eustaquio, Charles Joshua B.
Mangayon, Jamyca M.
Relitado, Glyza G.
Rodriguez, Christian
Rongavilla, Bea Bianca D.
 The Concepts of Community
Structures Processes and
Dynamics Community Structure
OBJECTIVES:
1. Define the typologies of
communities and diversity in
communities.
2. Identify and describe the
typologies of communities.
3. Prepare a creative interpretation
depicting the modern type of
 COMMUNITY
-It is put up to serve its purpose and to be of
:
service to its members.
-Community structure is comprised with two
and it's population that fulfill the community
and how does community physically made-up.
POPULATION
-Diversity, Quantity, and pattern of interaction.

DIVERSITY
-Classification of human.

QUANTITY
-Population itself living in world around
communities.
 PHYSICAL
-According to sone indicator, it is described like abiotic factors (topography),

STRUCTURE
geographical factors, heterogeneity of the environment, and occurrence of
disturbance or disruptive incidents and others.
-According to www.ymparisto.fi, it stated “The internal structure of an
employment area, town, city, neighbourhood or another urban area, the
housing, jobs, and production, service, and leisure time areas, along with
transport routes and technical nextworks, and their location and relationship.
C OMM U N IT Y
PR O C E S S E S
The community process is the way community members
organize, interact, and coordinate to maintain and strengthen
their organization. It starts with bringing people together and
working together to solve problems. This is done through
leadership, regular communication, and coordination of
activities. This is important to maintain progress and harmony
within the community.
C OMM U N IT Y
PR O C E S S E S
Community coordination is the way in which
members cooperate and coordinate to maintain
unity and solve problems (Warren, Rose, &
Bergunder, 1974).
CO MM U N IT Y
DYN A M IC S
If we look deeper into the concept, community dynamics is actually
one of the processes of a community because it affects its existence.
From the word Dynamics alone, we can infer that a community is
vulnerable to change. A community cannot be static, rather it grows,
goes through development, or worst scenario is, if not valued, it
may disintegrate. A community is never boring, rather it is full of
vigor and stamina to welcome whatever transformation is there
which awaits the community.
FUNCTIONS OF THE
COMMUNITY IN
TERMS OF
STRUCTURE,
PROCESSES, AND
 STRUCTURE :
-Population
-Physical structure
PR O C E SSE S
-Programs
-Comprehensive primary health care
-Community Dynamics
-Community development
Based on www.cmmon-org.wis.edu/
“Encompasses issues related to neighborhood
planning, citizen participation, grassroots
organizing, housing, economic development,
social welfare, public safety, health, recreation, the
environment other aspects of community of life”
 SO C I A L
PART I C I PA T I
O N
Social participation involves actively
participating in community activities, such as
volunteering and civic engagement, to promote
social connectedness, reduce isolation, and
enhance overall well-being and quality of life.
 SO C I A L
C ON T R O L
Social control can be defined as the set of mechanisms, practices,
and institutions through which societies regulate individual
behavior, maintain order, and enforce conformity to norms and
values. These mechanisms can be both formal, such as laws and
regulations, and informal, like social norms and peer pressure. The
goal of social control is to promote stability, cohesion, and
predictability within a society by influencing and guiding the
behavior of its members.
S OC IA L IZ AT I
To prepare the members of the community for a more

O N
active social participation educating them should be one
of the firsts concerns. In line with the socialization,
Function, the community takes responsibility in the
transmission of local norms of behavior-laws, mores
and folkways as well as education, inclusive of the most
minute information of the people
S OC IA L IZ AT I
Socialization involves two important factors
ON
namely, the physical and personal factors:
Physical- Arrangement or tangible

Social or Personal- Characteristics, attitudes, and

behavior which affect interaction.
PREP A R E D N E S
S A N D
O T E C
PreparednessT I
andO N
protection is getting ready and taking steps
PRto keep a community safe from potential dangers or disasters,
like natural events or human-made problems. This involves
planning, training, and implementing safeguards to enhance
the community's resilience against various risks. It involves
planning and taking actions to keep a community secure from
possible problems or dangers.
EC O N O M I C
Is a social science that studies how people allocate
scarce resources for production, distribution, and
consumption. It has two main branches:
microeconomics, which deals with individual and
business decisions, and macroeconomics, which
looks at higher up country and government
decisions.
EC O N O M I C
It seeks to analyze and describe the production,
distribution, and consumption of wealth. Besides,
it also covers the study of the way in which trade,
industry, or money is organized, or the system by
which a country’s wealth is made and used.
HEA L T H
A R E
C Health care improve the quality of life
for individuals and communities by
promoting health, preventing and
managing diseases, and providing
compassionate and effective care.
 ANY
QUE S T ION
S?
 A NY
CLARIFICATI
O NS ?
QUIZ TIME!!!
1. Which of the following best defines community dynamics?

A. The way community members organize and interact to solve problems

B. The process of community members cooperating and coordinating to
maintain unity
C. The impact of change and development on a community's existence
D. The regular communication and coordination of activities within a
community
2. Which of the following best defines community processes?

A. The way community members organize and interact and coordinate to maintain and strengthen
their organization.
B. It is a vulnerable change.
C. The impact of change and development on a community's existence.
D. It is not valued, it may disintegrate.

3. Which of the following is considered a primary source of healthcare information?

A. Newspapers
B. Healthcare professionals
C. Social media
D. Television shows
4. Which of the following best describes the primary goal of healthcare?

A. To increase profit for healthcare providers

B. To improve the overall health and well-being of the population
C. To focus only on treating illnesses and diseases
D. To prioritize the needs of individual patients over public health

5. Which of the following best describes social participation?

A. Ignoring the needs and opinions of others

B. Refusing to interact with others in social settings
C. Engaging in group activities that promote community involvement and well-being
D. All of the above
6. How can individuals balance their personal needs with the collective good while participating in
social activities?
A. By considering the impact of their actions on the community and finding a balance that benefits
both themselves and others
B. By prioritizing their personal interests over the well-being of others
C. By avoiding social participation altogether to minimize potential conflicts
D. By solely focusing on the opinions and needs of others, neglecting their own.

7. What is the primary focus of microeconomics?

A. Individual and business decisions.
B. Country and government decisions.
C. Production, distribution, and consumption of wealth.
D. Organization of trade, industry, or money.
8. What is the main concern of macroeconomics?

A. Individual and business decisions.

B. Country and government decisions.
C. Production, distribution, and consumption of wealth.
D. Organization of trade, industry, or money.

9. What is the main purpose of preparedness and protection in a community?

A. Enhancing risks
B. Reacting impulsively
C. Keeping the community safe from potential dangers
D. Implementing safeguards
10. What does preparedness and protection involve for a community?
A. Obtaining accurate information about climate and landmarks.
B. Planning, training, and implementing safeguards.
C. Neglecting physical structures.
D. Ignoring the community's resilience.

11.This is the set of mechanism, practice, and institutions through which societies regulate
individual behavior, maintain order, and enforce conformity to norms and values.
A. Mechanisms
B. Norms
C. Social Control
D. Cohesion
14. It is a factor that refers to the characteristics, attitudes and behaviors of the people
affecting their interactions.

A. Physical Factor
B. Personal Factor
C. Self Factor
D. Behavioral Factor

15. It is put up to serve its purpose and to be of service to its members.

A. Community
B. Structure
C. Population
D. Diversity
16. What is the classification of human?
A. Community
B. Structure
C. Population
D. Diversity

17. What do you call the number of population itself living in world around
communities?
A. Quantity
B. Structure
C. Population
D. Diversity
18. Give one part of processes of
community.

19-20. What is the two structure of

community?
T HAN K
YOU !