In social studies, a "direct problem solver" is best described as:
A) An individual who focuses on indirect solutions and long-term strategies for societal issues.
B) A person who utilizes quantitative methods to analyze historical trends and their impact on contemporary societies.
C) An approach that emphasizes immediate and practical solutions to pressing social issues through direct action and intervention.
D) A method that involves theoretical research and policy formulation without direct engagement in problem-solving activities.