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AICP Exam Prep HCC - Public Participation and Social Justice

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What is Saul Alinsky known for in public involvement planning?   show
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What are some characteristics of Alinsky's Organizations?   show
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show Advocacy Planning  
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show assumes there is no overall, common, or identifiable public interest to be served in planning - advocates for interests of low income or minority groups  
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show Sherry Arnstein  
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show defines citizen participation in terms of amount of control citizens have over policy decisions  
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show non-participation (no control - manipulation, therapy) - degrees of tokenism (informing, consulting, placation) - degrees of citizen power (partnership, delegated power, citizen control)  
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show how much citizens really want control and the willingness of agencies to share control  
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show meetings, presentations, workshops, surveys, visioning sessions, interviews  
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What different types of surveys are used in public participation?   show
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Email Survey   show
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Mail Survey   show
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Telephone Survey   show
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In-Person (Face-to-Face) Survey   show
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Visioning Sessions   show
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What are some positive aspects of surveys?   show
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show yields rich, descriptive data, personal approach ideal for some  
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What are some negative aspects of surveys?   show
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show easily biased, time consuming, difficult to record  
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show usually representative sample of community, informal, inexpensive and fast  
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show easily skewed  
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What is a visual preference survey?   show
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What is a negative aspect of a visual preference survey?   show
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show views of each group are presented in successive rounds of argument and counter argument working towards a consensus  
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What is a Charette?   show
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What is a Design In?   show
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show a question is formulated and asked to a group - used to formulate goals & objectives and identify issues  
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show citizens address themselves to proposals through workshop formats  
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What is social justice?   show
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What is an aspect of social justice?   show
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show giving them a louder voice in public decision making, bringing diverse groups of people together to work toward a common goal,  
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show melting pot: each culture contributed to overall society - salad bowl: subcultures need to be allowed to remain and be included in society without attempts at assimilation by the majority  
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In social justice, what makes up the minority population?   show
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In social justice, what makes up the low-income population?   show
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show low literacy, English proficiency, Americans with disability  
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What are some aspects of negotiation?   show
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What are some aspects of coalition building?   show
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