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EAugust

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According to Chapter 14, all of the following are ways citizens can get involved in social change EXCEPT
 
  a. Ignore policy-level changes
  b. Help redefine problems
  c. Push for evidence of effective interventions
  d. Demand a voice in problem-solving decisions

Question 2

The two emerging trends in community psychology, identified in Chapter 14, that most concern the core value of empirical grounding.
 
  a. collaborative, participatory research and concern with social justice
  b. collaborative, participatory research and awareness of global diversity
  c. collaborative, participatory research and community science
  d. community science and social-emotional literacy



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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