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The mayor of a small town decides to stop funding a nonprofit job agency that helps under-employed people find work. She explains her decision by stating that underemployed people need to use their own resources to find jobs, instead of relying on taxpayers to fund programs to help them. This is an example of
a. blaming the system.
b. blaming the victim.
c. blaming the culture of poverty.
d. deferred gratification.

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