The authors, Alle Corliss and Alle Corliss tend to favor what type of view regarding the perspective of human services:
a. An intermediate approach in which human services are organized activities that help people in various areas
b. A narrow view that considers helping only those who are disadvantaged.
c. A comprehensive view in which the "helping field" encompasses providing professional services to those in need in our world.
d. A limited view that focuses only on helping those facing increased poverty.
e. A concentrated effort to provide services to those suffering from some form of mental illness.
C
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