When working to promote community change
A. Showing that an idea makes sense is generally enough to make change.
B. It is the lack of good ideas that most prevents change.
C. Since people in power are confused during times of change they are more comfortable when change agents tell them what to do.
D. Nothing is more central to promoting change than your ability to generate and use power.
D
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It is important that, when clients are asked to write an autobiography, strict instructions are given as to what areas are to be covered
a. True b. False
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