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How many stages are there in the regional method proposed by Chadwick ?
Answer: C
The key gives 06.
What could not be confirmed: no source found sets out a regional method with stages under Chadwick's name. G. F. Chadwick's A Systems View of Planning (1971) is a planning text, and no account of a staged regional method in it turned up. The count of six therefore rests on the key alone, and nothing found contradicts it.
The other options (03, 04 and 08) could not be checked against a source either, so there is no ground for preferring one of them. The key is kept as the official answer.
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