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Question: How can individual, group, and social efforts be combined to implement community behavioral change? Identify challenges which may result from your suggestions.

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This solution provides an example of community behavior change, specifically smoking.

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An example of health promotion - implementing a community behavioral change is - stopping smoking
i) Statistically and practically the industry of tobacco in Canada, is no longer a viable industry. In short, it no longer exists in Canada. In the past, tobacco farming was a lucrative industry in Southwestern Ontario for instance. Now, those areas have switched over to organic vegetables or wine grapes as smoking ...

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