Social thinking:
lends itself to solitary study of and reflection on an issue.
b. begins with and is centered in the mutual interaction of community members.
c. can easily lead to feelings of hopelessness as people confront the difficulty of acting for the common good.
d. generally concerns itself with what is, rather than what could be.
B
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