1. Came from a Latin word that means “call to
Is a form of sexual exploitation and abuse that
one’s aid?
2. Refers to the act of providing support, with the
goal of promoting certain issues and making a
change in one’s life?
3. 3 types of advocacy?
4. A central element of social work, reflecting the
profession's historical commitment to various
rights movements, including civil rights, gender
equality, and LGBTQ rights?
5. 2 types of advocacy in Social Work
6. Refers to the adoption of commercial,
promotional technologies into programs that
are intended to influence the response of target
audiences to improve both the individuals’ well-
being and the well-being of the community in
which they belong.
7. Promotes positive social interaction?
8. 4 types of social marketing
9. 4P’s of social marketing
10. Called oration or oratory, is the process of
communicating information to a live audience.
The type of information communicated is
deliberately structured to inform, persuade,
and entertain.
11. 3 components of public speaking
12. Give the three reasons why public speaking is
important.
13. 5 types of public speaking?
14. Make a huge impact on your persuasive speech.
It will also inform your audience on how they
should feel while listening
15. Helps set the tone and can draw the listener in.
16. Out of 10 give me 3 tips for effective public
speaking.
17. Guidelines for using gender-sensitive language
(7)
18. This is defined as frequent and obsessive
technology-related behavior increasingly
practiced despite negative consequences to the
user of the technology.
19. 5 various forms in misuse of multimedia
20. Is a form of online gender-based violence that
involves the non-consensual capturing, sharing,
or distribution of intimate images or videos of
an individual without their consent?
21.
involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to
compel someone to engage in commercial sex
acts?
22. 7 different types of meetings
23. Is a planned discussions designed to elicit group
interaction and “obtain perceptions on a
defined area of interest in a permissive,
nonthreatening environment”?
24. A support network of agencies and individuals
specifically developed to provide support and
services for a particular purpose, with an
intentionally targeted informational
communication network and various mediums
for access.
25. Examples of sources in referrals
26. Building linkage and relationship with other
individuals /organizations/groups of people
27. Refers to the act of promoting and supporting
the rights and well-being of individuals, groups,
or communities.
28. A method for collating and plotting information
on the occurrence, distribution, access and use
of resources within the economic and cultural
domain of a specific community.
29. Allow community members identify, locate and
classify past and present resource occurrence,
distribution, use, tenure and access, and to
reveal the significance the participants attach to
them.
30. 3 variations of resource mapping
31. Is a type of medium that allows information to
be easily transferred from one location to
another?
32. Is a bundle of different kinds of data?
33. Responsible for developing a multimedia
application?
34. 2 categories of multimedia
35. 6 applications of multimedia
36. 5 components of multimedia
37. It is the application of scientific knowledge to
the practical aims of human life or, as it is
sometimes phrased, to the change and
manipulation of the human environment
38. Improve health assessments, diagnoses, and
treatments, impacting pharmacology. These
innovations encompass various tools like
robotic surgery, therapeutic devices, biometrics,
and diagnostic imaging, playing a crucial role in
healthcare.
39. Involves software and hardware to secure and
manage industrial equipment. It monitors and
 controls industrial networks, including fire
control and building management
40. Simplifies daily tasks like bathing, walking, and
hearing, primarily benefiting individuals with
disabilities to enhance their lives. Commonly
used assistive tools encompass artificial limbs,
wheelchairs, and walking aids, all aimed at
improving the lives of those with disabilities.
41. Merges information and communication,
facilitating message exchange between
machines and individuals, aiding decision-
making and issue-solving processes. Recent
advancements include virtual assistants, social
media, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, showcasing the
progress in this field.
42. Blends science and math to create smart
machines and software, mainly used to craft
intelligent robots for diverse industries like
healthcare.
43. Streamlining intricate and time-consuming
manual tasks on farms. Large-scale farmers are
using modern tools like temperature- regulating
machines and GPS to manage agricultural
production efficiently
44. Involves computers and machines imitating
human intelligence for tasks usually done by
people. Examples like Siri and Alexa show AI in
devices, and ongoing research aims to make AI
more
45. Encompasses computer systems and
telecommunications for storing, sending, and
managing information.
46. Involves planning and executing space missions,
observing Earth, and aiding communication and
navigation beyond Earth's atmosphere.
47. Strives to enhance user experiences using
science and technology across TV, gaming,
advertising, and more.
48. Improve health assessments, diagnoses, and
treatments, impacting pharmacology. These
innovations encompass various tools like
robotic surgery, therapeutic devices, biometrics,
and diagnostic imaging, playing a crucial role in
healthcare.
49. Involves advocating for yourself by standing up
for your needs, defending your rights, and
promoting your beliefs, interests, and feelings.
50. Involves uniting with others to address public
issues, representing public perspectives,
influencing policy changes, and ultimately
enhancing people's lives.
51. Involves advocating on behalf of others,
defending their rights and addressing their
needs.
52. Involves navigating systems to secure necessary
services like medical care, housing, sanitation,
and education. They mediate and negotiate on
behalf of clients, facilitating access to
accommodations and resolving disputes.
53. This form of advocacy addresses wider societal
issues, like the disparity faced by women of
color in accessing contraception and
experiencing higher maternal mortality rates
due to inadequate care.
54. It refers to companies that do not seek financial
gain but use it as a marketing strategy to
promote a cause. It often involves campaigns
through direct mail and mass media to gather
donations and engage volunteers.
55. Partnership between a for-profit and nonprofit
company supports a charitable cause or other
similar endeavors.
56. The desired social action and the benefits this
action offers.
57. To encourage the desired social action, reduce
the perceived "cost" associated with it, not just
in terms of money but also in terms of effort,
time, and emotional or psychological strain.
58. covers how your campaign will be presented to
your audience: the contents, imagery, and
medium of your social marketing ad.
59. Masterfully constructed by using words to
create text that is both beautiful to hear and
read
60. A centralized theme to appeal and inspire the
audience’s.
61. Impactful by changing opinions, minds, and
hearts. An impactful oration results in a
lingering effect on the audience.
62. a speech on a special occasion. For instance, a
graduation speech or an office party.
63. A type of speech that explaining how to do
something
64. speaking with the goal in mind to convince your
audience of your idea or point of view.
65. Involves an array of speaking occasions ranging
from introductions to wedding toasts, to
presenting and accepting awards, to delivering
eulogies at funerals and memorial services in
addition to after-dinner speeches and
motivational speeches.
66. These are called when an action needs to take
by a group
67. These are used when a group needs to come
together to solve a specific problem.
68. These meetings are used to build cohesion
within a group and improve the way team
members work together.
69. These are used to generate new ideas or make
link between novel or innovative concepts.
70. This is a meeting scheduled between two
people to discuss something specific.
71. Held every three months, these are used to plan
how a team will execute the company’s goals.
72. These meetings are used to monitor task
progress against an expected outcome.
73. The person who manages the chat
74. the person who runs the platform;
75. the person that ensures time efficiency of the
meeting;
76. the person who arranges, leads, and concludes
the meeting;
77. the person responsible for documenting key
action items, decisions, and questions
78. the person responsible for keeping the
discussion and decision-making on track;
79. involves dividing participants into groups
according to gender, age, ethnic origin
80. - This is the variation that highlights men’s and
women’s access to, control over and
perceptions regarding the importance of certain
resources
81. This variation involves transposing the
information from the sketch map to a
conventional topographic map.
82. involves flipping through a series of photos to
create the illusion of movement, making
presentations more engaging.
83. Visual elements like sketches, charts, and
photos are converted into digital format, adding
attractiveness to multimedia applications
84. is an essential part of multimedia, forming
words and paragraphs that appear in various
fonts and sizes, complementing other media to
communicate specific information in
multimedia systems.
85. Moving pictures shown at speeds of 15 to 30
frames per second, sometimes with sound.
86. Sound in multimedia includes music,
conversations, and more, offering
entertainment through music and effects.