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The purpose of the conceptualization stage of the Peterson and Stumbo Planning Model is to:

The purpose of the conceptualization stage of the Peterson and Stumbo Planning Model is to:

a. evaluate the effects of the community, agency and client on the types of programs to be offered.
b. write a comprehensive statement of purpose, goals and objectives.
c. analyze what types of programs are best suited to client needs.
d. brainstorm and explore a variety of program ideas for their suitability for client needs and interests.

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