The nonprofit management literature is drawn from which three areas?

A) social science research, customer complaints, and reports prepared by practitioners
B) social science research, organizational theory, and community feedback
C) Internal Revenue Service financial reports, organizational theory, and social science research
D) social science research, organizational theory, and practitioner reports

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Kayla Teran · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The nonprofit management literature is primarily developed from social science research, organizational theory, and practitioner reports. These three areas are considered the most reliable sources of information and knowledge in the field of nonprofit management. While customer complaints and community feedback can be useful sources of input, they are not as dependable as the other three areas mentioned in the options. Similarly, Internal Revenue Service financial reports may be useful for some specific purposes, but they do not constitute a major area of the nonprofit management literature.

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