From the public health perspective, it may be more efficient to try to change people's behavior one individual at a time than to try to change the social environment that influences people to behave in unhealthy ways.

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Changing the social environment can address the root causes of unhealthy behaviors on a larger scale, impacting many individuals simultaneously and creating a supportive context for healthier choices, which is often more efficient and effective than trying to change behaviors one person at a time.

From the Public Health Perspective, It May Be More Efficient