The legislative-advocacy style of policy advocacy:
a. Aims to make legislatures change their procedures.
b. Seeks enactment of specific reforms.
c. Focuses on getting social workers involved in elections.
d. Emphasizes the legal aspect of policy issues.
ANS: B
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