A group of actresses accuse a popular film director of sexual misconduct. Through further investigation it is determined that sexual misconduct is widespread throughout the film industry. From a sociological point of view this information is beneficial because it ______.
A. provides scientific research about sexual misconduct
B. informs the film industry how to solve the issue
C. explains why people become sexual predators
D. reveals larger trends within the movie industry
Answer: D
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