The Focus of Social Problems Work Differs from That of Social

question 13

Multiple Choice

The focus of social problems work differs from that of social problems claimsmaking or policymaking in that it tends to be

• A)more objective because it involves real people.
• B)slower because it requires more activity.
• C)narrower because it focuses on practical problems.
• D)more difficult because it involves more people.

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