The Concept of "Sociological Momentum" Refers To

question 30

Multiple Choice

The concept of "sociological momentum" refers to:

• A) The ease with which society can change through the adoption of new technologies.
• B) When a technology become embedded within society it becomes increasingly difficult to change paths.
• C) A social movement in the 1970s directed around the production of green energy.
• D) How individual attitudes toward the environment often change with the invention of new technologies.

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