Social Movements Are Defined As

question 101

Multiple Choice

Social movements are defined as:

• A) unlawful activity in the form of rioting.
• B) widely dispersed efforts to force people to conform.
• C) any formal organization that used propaganda.
• D) organized activity that encourages or discourages social change.

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Definitions:

Vulnerability

A condition of being open to harm, attack, or damage, often used in contexts such as cybersecurity, psychology, and social science to describe a system, individual, or group's susceptibility to negative effects.

Well-Being

A state of health, happiness, and prosperity, reflecting physical, emotional, and psychological welfare.

Developmental Process

The sequence of growth or evolution of a living organism or a part of an organizational or conceptual entity.

Self-Organization

The process by which internal regulation or order emerges within a system or organism without being directed by an external control.