The principle of blaming the victim highlights
a. The value of personal effort in achieving success.
b. The equal opportunities available to all individuals.
c. That effectiveness of personal efforts are often limited by other factors.
d. The importance of considering problems individually, rather than collectively.
Question 2
When we ignore economic or political roots of problems such as poverty or homelessness, and focus instead on personal, family or cultural deficits, we are:
a. blaming the victim.
b. committing the context minimization error.
c. using bottom-up reasoning.
d. both a' and b'
Zones of personal touch
Location of point of maximum effort
Principle of Progression
Principle of Reversibility
Principle Structures of the Limbic System
Project Management: Achieving Competitive Advantage