The Contextual-Ecological Model of Crisis Is:​

question 40

Multiple Choice

The Contextual-Ecological Model of crisis is:​

• A)really a disequilibrium model as well.
• B)​contextual elements are layered and reciprocal impact occurs between the individual and the system.
• C)​focused only on the relationship between the social environment where the crisis occurred.
• D)a math problem that can predict transcrisis.

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