In the Participatory Culture-Specific Intervention Model (PCSIM), Naturalistic Inquiry Is

Multiple Choice

In the participatory culture-specific intervention model (PCSIM) , naturalistic inquiry is used to:

A) develop a universal definition of constructs that can also be used within western cultures.
B) construct a comprehensive understanding of culture from the perspective of its members which is then used in the development of interventions that are culture specific.
C) identify inconsistencies between participants' perspectives of a problem and the observed characteristics of the problem as indicated through quantitative statistics.
D) convince stakeholders of the need to strictly adhere to practices of evidence-based programs.