Resource mobilization theory asserts that the key to understanding social movements is understanding the ways in which
a. structurally conducive social contexts lead to movements.
b. rapidly rising but unsatisfied expectations lead to frustration.
c. members secure and use the assets necessary for movement success.
d. heightened emotional intensity triggers a movement.
e. frustrated and discontented people coalesce to create a movement.
C
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
A hypothesis is a(n):
a. fundamental unit of scientific observation. b. statement of the relationship between two or more variables. c. scientific fact of truth. d. observable and measurable variable.
How were orphans and stepchildren provided for in earlier times?
A the church and community made arrangements. B families might add an orphan to their biological family. C in many cases, they were not provided for at all. D all of the above.
In time, the variable precedes the variable
a. hypothetical, theoretical b. discrete, continuous c. independent, dependent d. dependent, independent