At Some Point in Their Histories, Social Movements Use Collective-Action

question 211

True/False

At some point in their histories, social movements use collective-action, nonconventional tactics to make their points.

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Definitions:

Morality

Principles or standards determining what behaviors are considered right or wrong, often influenced by cultural, philosophical, or religious beliefs.

Kohlberg

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Imprinting

A form of rapid learning occurring in some newborn animals, which allows them to recognize and follow the first moving object they see, generally the mother.

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