Darla Has Just Been Hired as the Chief Nurse Practitioner

Darla has just been hired as the chief nurse practitioner at a community health clinic. Upon starting her new job, Darla notices that the clinic serves a disproportionately large percentage of female immigrants, many of whom have sexually transmitted infections and/or appear to be victims of sexual and physical abuse. Darla immediately begins to analyze various factors that may be contributing to this phenomenon, including the possibility of sex trafficking in the neighborhood. Then, she compiles a list of some of the political and social structures that appear to support these factors. In taking these steps, Darla is most directly demonstrating which trait of critical emancipatory practice?

A) Context
B) Dialectic analysis
C) Critique
D) Reflexivity