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pane00

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A model of crisis intervention that reaches outside the individual and promotes change in the systems in need of change is the:
 
  A) cognitive-milieu model.
 
  B) psychoanalytic model.
 
  C) psychosocial transition model.
 
  D) disequilibrium model.

Question 2

Grassroots movements are:
 
  A) always successful in changing society.
 
  B) government organizations.
 
  C) groups of individuals personally affected by a common problem.
 
  D) staffed primarily with paid staff.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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