To deal with the problem of unemployment, a program helps workers develop new employment skills, and provides peer social support groups for unemployed persons. These approaches focus on which levels of analysis?
a. individuals and microsystems
b. microsystems and localities
c. microsystems and macrosystems
d. individuals and macrosystems
Question 2
A program to prevent transmission of HIV focuses on changing norms among peers in microsystems. Which tactic below best matches this approach?
a. posters with information on how HIV is transmitted
b. visiting bars and talking with small groups of patrons
c. counseling individuals who seek HIV testing
d. making videos for large-group programs
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