A Religious Basis for Seeking Social Change Typically Found in South

question 1

Multiple Choice

A religious basis for seeking social change typically found in South American social work is called:

• A) missionary-based social development
• B) revelation theology
• C) liberation theology
• D) church-based social change

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Definitions:

Obedience

The act of following orders or instructions from authority figures, often seen as a form of compliance within hierarchical organizations.

Loyalty

The quality of being faithful or devoted to a brand, company, or product, often as a result of positive customer experiences and satisfaction.

Supervise Volunteers

The act of overseeing and guiding volunteers to ensure that their work contributes effectively to the goals of the organization or project.

Psychological Centrality

The perception of how significant or central a belief or attitude is to an individual's identity and sense of self.