Why Is the "Decline" Phase of Social Movements Interesting

question 113

Multiple Choice

Why is the "decline" phase of social movements interesting?

• A) After a movement declines, it always perishes.
• B) After a movement declines, it is possible that the movement changes and continues.
• C) Social movements never decline.
• D) The coalescence phase comes right afterward.
• E) Social movements always decline very quickly after they begin.

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Definitions:

Temporal Discounting

A preference for immediate gratification over rewards that come later.

Risk Aversion

A behavioral tendency to prefer avoiding losses over acquiring equivalent gains, indicating a preference for certainty and safety.

Certainty Effect

The tendency for people to give greater weight to outcomes that are certain, compared to outcomes that are probable, often observed in decision-making under uncertainty.

Definite Outcomes

A term used to describe results or consequences that are clear, predictable, and unambiguous.