In the participatory culture-specific intervention model (PCSIM), forming partnerships requires:
A) instructing teachers in evidence-based practices of instruction established in western cultures.
B) that consultees learn to speak the consultant's native language.
C) working exclusively with those with the least power within the system.
D) establishing relationships with key stakeholders and cultural brokers.

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The participatory culture-specific intervention model (PCSIM) emphasizes the importance of establishing relationships with key stakeholders and cultural brokers. This means forming partnerships with individuals who have power and influence within the cultural context, such as community leaders or elders. This approach recognizes the importance of respecting and valuing local knowledge and expertise, rather than imposing Western-based practices or assuming that those with the least power always have the best solutions.

In the Participatory Culture-Specific Intervention Model (PCSIM), Forming Partnerships Requires