Which term denotes Efforts by single persons to advocate for change?

• A. Formal Policy Making
• B. Public Perception of Crime
• C. Individual Campaigns
• D. Pressure Group Campaigns

Answer: (C)

Advocacy by a single person is illustrated by individual campaigns. When one person takes the initiative to push for a change in policy or practice—through letters, petitions, speaking out, or targeted outreach—it’s an individual campaign. This differs from formal policy making, which is the official, multi-step process governments use to create and implement laws. It also differs from public perception of crime, which is about how crime issues are viewed by the public rather than active campaigning. And it’s distinct from pressure group campaigns, which are organized efforts led by a group or organization. So the idea that best fits is individual campaigns.