Which term refers to efforts aimed at altering policies or public attitudes?

• A. Security Issues
• B. Campaign for Change
• C. Public Perceptions of Crime
• D. Local Authority

Answer: (B)

Efforts aimed at altering policies or public attitudes are campaigns designed to persuade decision-makers and shape how the public thinks. A Campaign for Change fits this because it describes organized activities—lobbying, petitions, media work, and community mobilization—intended to push for policy reforms or shifts in public opinion.

Security Issues focuses on safety concerns themselves, not on influencing policy or attitudes. Public Perceptions of Crime describes how people currently view crime, rather than the actions taken to change those views. A Local Authority is the organization that delivers services, not the advocacy effort to change policies or attitudes.

So the term that captures these efforts is Campaign for Change.