A community capital orientation
A. Emphasizes what the community is lacking so that change agents know what needs to address.
B. Looks at the economic well-being of a community as the most significant form of wealth.
C. Considers a number of forms of wealth in a community, including spiritual capital
D. Utilizes social capital, which encourages members to reduce personal stress by acknowledging that dealing with community issues is someone else's problem.
C
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