understanding community

________- refers to the sense of having importance or of feeling valued.

________- refers to the feeling of belonging or sharing a sense of personal relatedness.

________ and fulfillment of needs- refers to the feeling of fulfillment, which stems from the personal investments that members make in maintaining community membership or in participating in community activities and affairs.

________- feelings of security and trust in revealing how one really feels.

________- allowing others to belong and keeping others out.

________- members of the community become close when there are lots of opportunities for interaction.

Shared ________- refers to a sense of shared cultural and historical heritage and the feeling that common experiences will continue to be shared.

________- sacrifices made to maintain membership.

________- the community becomes important to someone who has given time, energy, money, effort, and emotional openness to other members of the community.

________- the spark of friendship where members are able to be with other members in the community in order to have a setting and audience to express unique aspects of ones personality and see oneself mirrored in the eyes and responses of others.

________- things used to represent the community.

________ and identification- members feeling that they belong, fit in, and are accepted by the community.

________- could either be referred to as a territorial, a network of interrelationships within a common interest, or as a shared spiritual /emotional connectedness.

Shared ________- increased importance of shared event results into greater community bond.

could either be referred to as a territorial, a network of interrelationships within a common interest, or as a shared spiritual/emotional connectedness

are social constructs

a traditional understanding of community refers to a group of people living in the same geographical area

these ties, as it turns, provide mutual support, a sense of identity, and a sense of belongingness for the members

"a feeling that members have of belonging, a feeling that members matter to one another and to the group, and a shared faith that members needs will be met through their commitment to be together."

refers to the feeling of belonging or sharing a sense of personal relatedness

allowing others to belong and keeping others out

feelings of security and trust in revealing how one really feels

members feeling that they belong, fit in, and are accepted by the community

sacrifices made to maintain membership

things used to represent the community

refers to the sense of having importance or of feeling valued

refers to the feeling of fulfillment, which stems from the personal investments that members make in maintaining community membership or in participating in community activities and affairs

refers to a sense of shared cultural and historical heritage and the feeling that common experiences will continue to be shared

members of the community become close when there are lots of opportunities for interaction

when interaction brings about positive experiences and good relationships, it would then fosters a great bond

when iterations are ambiguous and community tasks are unresolved, then community cohesion will be inhibited

increased importance of shared event results into greater community bond

the community becomes important to someone who has given time, energy, money, effort, and emotional openness to other members of the community

members who have been publicly rewarded or recognized by the community will be more attracted to that community, similarly, members who have been publicly humiliated

the spark of friendship where members are able to be with other members in the community in order to have a setting and audience to express unique aspects of ones personality and see oneself mirrored in the eyes and responses of others