If a Local Leader in a Developing Nation Claims That

question 140

Multiple Choice

If a local leader in a developing nation claims that there is little or no correlation between a person's efforts and the economic rewards that are given to that person, this leader is most likely expressing
A

• A) description of the vicious cycle of poverty.
• B) theory of exploitation and dependence.
• C) capricious view of the universe.
• D) rationale for neocolonialism.

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Definitions:

Common Identity

Common identity refers to the shared attributes, values, or characteristics that create a sense of belonging among a group of people.

Civic Responsibility

The duty of citizens to participate in the life of the community or society, often to improve its well-being.

Manifest Function

A manifest function is an intended and recognized consequence of any social pattern, contributing to the adjustment or adaptation of a system.

Social Exclusion

A process in which individuals or groups are systematically blocked from rights, opportunities, and resources that are normally available to members of society and that are key to social integration.