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Chapter 10
Ecology of the Community
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No man is wise enough by himself.
Titus Maccius Plautus
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Community: Structure/Functions
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Community
• A group of people living in the same geographic area (neighborhood, town, or city) under common laws
• A group of people sharing fellowship, a friendly association, and common interests
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Five Functions• Production, distribution, consumption• Socialization• Social control• Social participation• Mutual support
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The Community’s Influence on Socialization
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Community• The community is a socializing agent
because it is where children learn the role expectations for adults as well as for themselves.
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Socialization Methods
• Modeling by adults• Values and norms instilled in children• Enforcement of rules• Serving as a context in which
children can “try out” behavior and experience consequences
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Physical Factors• Population density and composition• Noise• Arrangement and types of houses• Play settings– Traditional–Modern– Adventure
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Interaction Patterns• Gemeinschaft– Communal, cooperative, close, intimate,
and informal interpersonal relationships
• Gesellschaft– Associative, practical, objective, and
formal interpersonal relationships
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The Community as a Learning
Environment
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The Community as a Support System
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Community Agencies
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Community Services• Preventive– Seek to lessen the strains of everyday
life
• Supportive– Seek to maintain the health, education,
and welfare of the community
• Rehabilitative– Seek to enable or restore individuals’
ability to participate in the community
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Creating Caring Communities
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Programs for Families• Economic Assistance• Health Care• Social Support• Special Child-Care Services
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Economics• One in six children in the United
States lives in poverty.• These families have incomes below
the federally designated poverty guideline.
• Families with children are the fastest growing segment of Americans who are homeless.
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Economic Programs• Temporary Assistance for Needy
Families (TANF)• Unemployment compensation• Social security survivor or disability
benefits• Supplemental security income• Veterans’ benefits• Child nutrition services
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Social Support• Child welfare services• Social services block grants• Child and adolescent service system
programs• Income tax deductions• Subsidized day care
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Mesosystem Influences
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Mesosystem• Community services, such as child-
care, should link with other health, nutrition, social services, and educational programs.
• Head Start is an example of a program with a comprehensive set of service linkages.
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Involvement and Advocacy
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Advocacy: Examples• Children’s Defense Fund• Child Welfare League of America• National Congress of Parents and
Teachers
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Abusive Families• Main goal for services:– Improve the relationship between
parents and children in order to prevent further maltreatment
• Strategies:– Support– Prevention