According to the Resource Mobilization Perspective, the Civil Rights Movement

question 9

Multiple Choice

According to the resource mobilization perspective, the civil rights movement succeeded in part because it was able to ________.

• A) rely on preexisting networks of student organizations and churches, which were able to elicit large financial donations from their members
• B) rely on preexisting networks of student organizations and churches, which were able to mobilize their members for political action
• C) rely on preexisting networks of student organizations and churches, which were able to convince their members to act with the group regardless of personal preferences
• D) mobilize substantial financial resources, which it then used to hire lobbyists and support candidates for elected office
• E) mobilize substantial financial resources, which it used to train movement adherents in protest tactics and public speaking

Comprehend the norm of reciprocity and its examples in daily life.

Acknowledge the role of prosocial media in influencing behavior.

Understand the stages of learning prosocial behavior and factors that enhance empathy.

Interpret the effects of empathy in motivating prosocial actions towards individuals and groups.

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Definitions:

Prime Time

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Categorical Syllogism

A form of deductive reasoning consisting of three propositions: a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion, where each proposition involves a classification of things.

Middle Term

In syllogistic logic, it is the term that appears in both premises of a categorical syllogism but not in the conclusion, serving as a bridge between the major and minor terms.

Premises

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