A person-blame approach advocates social programs that __________.
A) seek to control individual behavior
B) produce sweeping social change
C) reorganize social institutions
D) change long-held societal norms
Question 2
Relying too heavily on a system-blame approach is a problem because __________.
A) societal conditions are taken for granted and go unchallenged
B) it focuses on person-change rather than system-change
C) it directs blame at individuals and away from the system
D) it absolves individuals from responsibility for their actions
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