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As a Greenpeace member, Karl thinks a lot about saving the environment and feels very strongly about it. Julia is a bit more relaxed about the issue. Compared to her, Karl's attitude will:
Anomie-Strain Theory
A sociological theory that suggests deviance and societal strain result when individuals are unable to achieve societal expectations through legitimate means.
Socially Induced Strain
Stress or pressure that arises from societal expectations or structures, which can lead to deviant behavior or psychological distress.
Deviant Behavior
Actions or behaviors that deviate from societal norms or expectations, leading to possible sanctions or societal judgments.
Anomie
A state or condition of society or an individual characterized by a breakdown or absence of social norms and values, often leading to social instability and alienation.
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