community social

control by primarily the state.

citizen participation.

collective efficacy.

social capital.

Factors in a community

that are

used to check adherence to community values.

Factors in a community

that shape

community networks.

Factors in a community

that

identify the psyche of community members.

Factors

in a community that prevent psychosocial problems.

Coping strategies

are intervention

strategies while coping styles

are intervention approaches.

Coping strategies

are ways of supporting vulnerable populations

while coping styles are patterns that vulnerable

populations adhere to when prescribed.

Coping strategies are ways of adapting when faced

with stressful situations while coping styles are chosen patterns of managing

stressful situations.

Coping strategies are personal empowerment methods while coping styles are building capacities.

Community

capacity building and organisational

consultation.

Consciousness raising and social action.

Community

social control and community

coalitions.

Community

development and alternative

settings.

A

process unrelated to historical events.

Continual

passing down of traumatic experiences.

A

one-time event with no lasting impact.

Positive

transmission of cultural values.

have a single cause and a single effect that can

be discovered scientifically.

can be solved by the instrumental rational

problem-solving approach that is maladaptive in conditions of increasing

complexity, uncertainty, volatility, and enmeshment.

are systemic problems that are characterised by

multiple stakeholders involved in complex and unpredictable interactions.

are easily solved by figuring out who is

responsible for the problem.

Strengthens

relational awareness.

Enhances

community collaboration.

Promotes

diversity and inclusion.

Increasing

both local

and national girl-led activities.

Creating the capacity to

manage girl-led processes

Increasing

policies for girls and engaging girls in decision-making.

Promoting understanding of

vulnerability and risk

the

inability to anticipate imminent disaster and to cope with it

a

condition that is life-threatening and can be transmitted from one group to

another.

oppression

of one culture over another and limiting language use.

exposure to difficult situations and lack of social

transformation

Lack

of community engagement.

Complexity

and interconnectedness.

Limited

stakeholder involvement.

Clear

and linear solutions.