ENS 434 - Exam 2 (4.4- Community)

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What does the community level focus on?

How the physical and social environment of a community affects behavior

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What are the two main categories of community factors?

1.) Physical

2.) Social

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What are the two subcategories of physical community factors?

1.) Built and natural environment

2.) Weather, climate

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What is the built environment?

Human made spaces where people live and work daily 

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Examples of built environment?

  • Food access

  • Transportation

  • Greenspace

  • Open space

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What is greenspace?

Land that is partially or completely covered with vegetation — parks or lawn

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What is open space?

Public undeveloped land like playgrounds, plazas, schoolyards, green space 

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Example of transportation elements?

Roads, bike lanes, public transit, walkable areas

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What are the two sub categories of social community factors?

1.) Cultural and social norms

2.) Social cohesion and safety

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What does safety mean in a community context?

Being free from real or perceived risks in your environment 

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What are cultural/ social norms?

Shared values and practices about control, body image, autonomy, clothing (religious beliefs about clothing), and food

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What are the 3 main community level strategies to change norms?

1.) Changing the built env. 

2.) Mass media role modeling

3.) Entertainment education 

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What are built env. strategies?

Changing infrastructure or design to support healthy behavior

  • Improving public transit, land use design, complete streets

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What is mass media role modeling?

Showing real people (celebs or athletes) modeling healthy behaviors in media

  • Real life examples

  • Famous athlete promoting daily exercise in an ad campaign

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What is entertainment education?

Using media like TV, movies, songs to teach health messages while entertaining 

  • Fictional — uses stories or characters to teach 

  • The Office CPR episode 

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How can community factors act as barriers or facilitators?

  • Supportive env. and social norms promote health

  • Unsafe or inaccessible social norms limit health

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How to identify strategies for community level barriers?

Match the barrier type:

  • Physical —> change built env.

  • Social —> use media or education