Natural supports are:

(A) Supports that change or adapt specific settings.

(B) Opportunities for status, recognition or increased involvement.

(C) Supports that build competence and skill.

(D) All of a persons relationships, associations, and networks.

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Brooklynn Kaufman

Social Studies

29 August, 06:12

Natural supports are:

(A) Supports that change or adapt specific settings.

(B) Opportunities for status, recognition or increased involvement.

(C) Supports that build competence and skill.

(D) All of a persons relationships, associations, and networks.

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Brynlee Ellis · Answer 1

Letter D is the correct answer.

Natural supports are about people's relationships in their daily lives, which can be with a neighbor, family member, co-workers, friends or acquaintances. They are also made of associations by volunteering, socializing or attending church, joining clubs or networking. Natural supports are created within the community and can improve the quality of life of individuals.

Natural supports are:(A) Supports that change or adapt specific settings.(B) Opportunities for status, recognition or increased involvement.(C) Supports that build competence and skill.(D) All of a persons relationships, associations, and networks.

Natural supports are:

(A) Supports that change or adapt specific settings.

(B) Opportunities for status, recognition or increased involvement.

(C) Supports that build competence and skill.

(D) All of a persons relationships, associations, and networks.