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Table 1.

Description of the functions, activity, and outputs of each script employed in the group model building process.

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Fig 1.

Themes and feedback loops in the synthesized causal loop diagram, initiated around the question, “What affects access to fresh and affordable food in Central West Baltimore?”*.

*Solid lines with positive polarity (+) represent a relationship that can interpreted in two ways: increase in a factor causes an increase in the receiving factor, and a decrease in a factor causes a decrease in the receiving factor; solid lines with negative polarity (-) represent a relationship that can be interpreted in two ways: increase in a factor causes a decrease in the receiving factor, and a decrease in a factor causes an increase in the receiving factor.

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