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Final Exam Social and Community Psychology

The document outlines a series of questions and answers related to Deconstructionist Psychology and ethnographic processes, with a total score of 60 out of 80. It includes questions on principles of community psychology, phases of ethnography, and the role of social change. The attempt lasted 72 minutes and was presented on July 7 at 19:55.
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Final Exam Social and Community Psychology

The document outlines a series of questions and answers related to Deconstructionist Psychology and ethnographic processes, with a total score of 60 out of 80. It includes questions on principles of community psychology, phases of ethnography, and the role of social change. The attempt lasted 72 minutes and was presented on July 7 at 19:55.
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Rating for this attempt: 60 out of 80

Presented on July 7 at 19:55


This attempt lasted 72 minutes.

Question 1
5/ 5pts.
Regarding the principles of Deconstructionist Psychology, the following section corresponds to
what principle: "In this field, it is suggested to reclaim the idea of a subject who, in addition to being
proactive reflexive, agency and build your own development scenarios with others

Recognition of the dialectical nature of social reality

Recognition of human agency

None

Recognition of the symbolic nature of social reality

Question 2
5/5 points.
Physical preparation that allows the installation of the ethnographer in the best way, the above
refers to one of the phases of the ethnographic process, this is:

Previous organization

Research

Conditioning
Date

Question 3
5/ 5 points.
The second phase in the ethnographic process refers to:

Empowerment

Preparation

Observation

Immersion

Question 4
5/5 points.
It is important at the moment of closing the ethnographic process:

Interview informants to delve into the study topic

Promote a feedback space with the community

Photographing the community to have a documentary basis

Make a record in field diaries


Question 5
5 out of 5 points.

The current trend - also in social and political participation - seems to be one of groupings
less stable over time, more focused on a specific common purpose, than on the
"tradition" According to the previous text and from a community perspective, it can be inferred that:

Community belonging is not changeable.

Belonging to a community depends on the time that it requires to be there.

The goal of a community is less relevant than the time it has existed.

Belonging to a community is not necessarily for life or passed down from generation to generation.
in generation

IncorrectQuestion 6
0/ 5pts.
It is a constitutive aspect of the social on the continent:

The formation of dissenting groups

The creation of spaces for the construction of solidarity and identity

The construction of resilient subjectivities

The territory as a social symbol


Question 7
5/ 5 points.
The phrase 'minorities can be an instrument of social change and not just an object of'
influence. It was raised by:

George Mead

Charles Darwin

Luria

Serge Moscovici

Question 8
5/ 5points.
The phase of consolidation of social and community psychology as an academic discipline refers to
a:

The need to construct a theoretical and methodological framework specific to the context
Latin American

Use methodologies that help social groups to be prosperous and progress.

Emphasize traditional intervention methodologies

When does psychology arrive in Latin America?

Question 9
5/5 points.
The recognition of the historical nature of social reality establishes that:

Societies are explained based on the socio-historical component.

Symbolic constructions make the subject reflective

Social groups are not built from history but from meanings.

History does not contribute to the construction of social realities.

Question 10
5/ 5 points.
Ethnography is:

Introspection tool that allows for acknowledging the problems of the community

A map that shows the territorial order of society

Strategy that allows the reading and writing of the cultural forms expressed in a territory

Methodology that serves to solve issues within communities

IncorrectQuestion 11
0/ 5 points.
According to Marchioni (2001), the three actors of the community process are:

Population, political agents, and community expert actors


Population, democratic state, and social psychologist

Agent, actor and population

Population, Local Administration and technical-professional resources

Question 12
5/5 points.
The object of study of community psychology is:

Democratic subjects

The communal behavior

The community

The territory

Question 13
5/ 5 points.
It is a methodological expression that promotes community empowerment for the
defense and promotion of its traditional cultural practices

Popular education
Collective psychology

Cartography

Community Survey

IncorrectQuestion 14
0/ 5 points.
Given the dynamic process of networking, the products that are handled within it are
the result of a joint effort, which involves the transmission and exchange of experiences
and knowledge among those who are part of it, the above refers to:

Interdependence

Collective construction

Dynamics of relationships

Multidimensionality of the intervention

Question 15
5/ 5 points.
One of the following aspects is not fundamental in the work of social psychologists and
community

Pathologizing the problems of communities from the knowledge of the clinical discipline.

Diagnose jointly with the communities and based on situations that totalities.
Define social actors as active subjects in their construction of reality.

Understanding that the social and community psychologist must undertake essential tasks of
evaluation, intervention, education and research.

Incorrect question 16
0/ 5 points.
The concepts of diversity, equality, and justice are values that account for:

The need to universalize intervention

Solidarity among subjects

The diversity of social actors

The homogeneity of social groups

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