Jason and a Few of His Classmates Are Upset About

question 127

Multiple Choice

Jason and a few of his classmates are upset about tuition increases. They want to start a student group to protest these increases. In his sociology class he learned about frame alignment theory and it seemed like an excellent idea to him. Which of the following strategies would frame alignment suggest he pursue?

• A) build up solidarity with student unions in other provinces
• B) reach out to other marginalized students to form a core leadership
• C) build up a network of contacts in the government and in business
• D) reach out to other groups who might be sympathetic, such as anti-poverty organizations and parent groups

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Definitions:

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