In What Way Do "New Social Movements" Differ from Those

question 86

Multiple Choice

In what way do "new social movements" differ from those in the past?

• A) They are more likely to be local.
• B) They are likely to focus on quality of life issues rather than economic issues.
• C) They are likely to spread through "word of mouth" rather than through the mass media.
• D) They are likely to attract support from men more than women.

Recognize the variety of purposes behind conducting polls.

Comprehend the principles of sample selection and representation in polling.

Evaluate the reliability of poll results.

Assess the reliability of sample sizes in polling.

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