Question

Why can using a person-blame approach fail to properly identify social problems? Blaming people is rarely ever productive or helpful. The focus on the individual means results apply to one person. Large social structures often shape what happens to individuals. The person-blame approach only works when applied to criminals.

Answer 1

Because you then won't take any responsibility.

Step-by-step explanation:

You will learn not to take responsibility and then blame it on everyone around you and never learn yourself. People will also then view you as the person who never takes responsibility or apologizes in the correct manner. You need to know what you did, take responsibility and move on. Don't blame it on someone else just cause your lazy and don't want to admit what you did wrong.