Community Competence Defined Originally in a Classic Work by Cottrell

question 26

Multiple Choice

Community competence defined originally in a classic work by Cottrell provides a basic understanding of the process dimension of community health. There are eight essential conditions of community competence. Commitment refers to:

• A) The accurate transmission of information based on the development of common meaning
• B) The technical aspects of formulating and stating one's view in relation to other persons' views
• C) The affective and cognitive attachment to a community
• D) Adeptness at recognizing, obtaining, and using external resources

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Definitions:

Motor Skills

The abilities required to control and coordinate muscle movements for performing tasks.

Precise Movements

Controlled, accurate, and finely tuned physical actions executed by the body.

Early Childhood

refers to the developmental period from birth to eight years of age, characterized by rapid physical, cognitive, and emotional growth.

Motor Activity

Physical actions or movements of the body that are produced by the contraction and relaxation of muscles.