According to Relative Deprivation Theory, Why Do People Join Social

question 68

Multiple Choice

According to relative deprivation theory, why do people join social movements?

• A) Because they are motivated to challenge current living conditions
• B) Because they want what they do not have and feel deprived of it
• C) Because they want to make wrongs right
• D) Because of their poor living conditions
• E) Because they want to feel a sense of belonging

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