When implementing the Community Health Promotion Model, which underlying principle should the nurse use in order to facilitate active participation?
a. Individuals should work in groups to complete necessary tasks.
b. Individuals participating should represent all segments of the population.
c. People will work together if they like the leadership.
d. People will participate when they see the issues as worthy of their time.
D
People participate when they feel a sense of community and see their involvement in the issues as relevant and worthy of their time.
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