Community psychology stresses that the problems of living that people have are largely produced by ______.

A) disadvantaged circumstances
B) biological issues
C) psychopathology
D) social learning difficulties

Community psychology emphasizes the impact of social factors and environmental circumstances on an individual's mental health and well-being. Therefore, disadvantaged circumstances such as poverty, discrimination, and social injustice are viewed as major contributors to the problems of living that people have. Biological issues and psychopathology may also play a role, but they are not emphasized as much in the community psychology perspective. Social learning difficulties may be a result of the disadvantaged circumstances, but they are not the primary focus of community psychology.