When addressing social problems, what does the exceptionalistic perspective focus on?
a. Problems are caused by individual defects.
b. Problems can be solved by individuals.
c. Problems are a result of social structures.
d. Problems are both predictable and preventable.
A Correct Answer: Problems are caused by individual defects.
Feedback for Correct Answer: The exceptionalistic perspective views problems as a consequence of individual defect, accident, or unfortunate circumstance.
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