One of the Major Challenges Faced by Policy Makers in Implementing

question 42

Multiple Choice

One of the major challenges faced by policy makers in implementing good prevention and rehabilitation programs is that:

• A) their intensive nature makes large-scale implementation difficult
• B) they are less effective when run in the community
• C) they try to focus on all or most of the major causes of delinquency in a group rather than focus on only the most important cause of delinquency
• D) all of the above

Explain the role of power dynamics in associations as per Peter Blau and George Homans.

Analyze critiques of network exchange theory and rational choice theory.

Comprehend the distinctions between social structures based on exchange competition and organizational objectives.

Understand how norms and values influence social structures in society.

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