1.  Self-check: Baseline Awareness

Course: Citizen Participation in Post-Conflict Urban Contexts — Unit 1, "Self-check quiz: Baseline awareness". This is a self-assessment, not a graded quiz - please set it up as a Moodle “Feedback” activity (not “Quiz”), since these questions have no correct answers and are not scored.

  1. 1. Before this course, how confident were you that you could tell the difference between genuine citizen participation and staged/token participation? Likert scale (1–5) Scale: 1 = Not at all confident  →  5 = Very confident
  2. 2. Have you personally witnessed or taken part in a public consultation, hearing, or community meeting-such as town halls, workshops, or forums-anywhere? Yes/No  (if yes, proceed to Q3)
  3. 3. Thinking back on that process now — how genuine did it feel, in terms of whether your input actually mattered?  Likert scale (1–5). Scale: 1 = Completely staged  →  5 = Completely genuine
  4. 4. If a public consultation is legally required, that's usually enough to guarantee citizens' input actually matters. Likert scale (1–5) Scale: 1 = Strongly disagree  →  5 = Strongly agree