Before a problem can be addressed, a majority of people must be convinced that it is a public as opposed to a private issue.

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Before a problem can be addressed, a majority of people must be convinced that it is a public as opposed to a private issue.​

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If a problem is perceived as a private issue, individuals may not see the need for collective action or government intervention. In order for a problem to be addressed at a societal level, a majority of people must recognize it as a public issue that affects the well-being of the community as a whole.

Before a Problem Can Be Addressed, a Majority of People