A Social Movement That Arises to Explicitly Oppose an Existing

question 7

Multiple Choice

A social movement that arises to explicitly oppose an existing social movement is referred to as a:

• A) Counter-movement.
• B) Discounting.
• C) Marginal movement.
• D) Peer-to-peer movement.

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Definitions:

Affiliation

Describes a connection or association with a group, organization, or set of beliefs.

Intrinsic Motivation

The drive to engage in activities for their own sake, due to personal interest or enjoyment, rather than for external rewards.

Fulfilling Job

A job that provides satisfaction, a sense of achievement, and a feeling of making a meaningful contribution.

Drive Theories

Psychological theories that explain motivation as being driven by the need to fulfill basic biological needs, such as hunger or thirst.