According to Cowger (1994), a(n) can provide structure and content for an examination of realizable alternatives, for the mobilization of competencies that can make things different, and for the building of self-confidence that stimulates hope.

Strengths perspective

Explanation:

Strengths perspective is a social policy that focuses on the strengths, potentials and resources of a community possesses rather than the problems in other to better their lives.

Strength Perspective can detect that though people go through bad experiences and challenges, it makes them more stronger and helps them overcome such challenges.

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