Applying Mass-Society Theory, You Would Claim That the Biggest Problem

question 63

Multiple Choice

Applying mass-society theory, you would claim that the biggest problem facing individuals in modern society is:

• A) poverty.
• B) too much tradition.
• C) powerlessness.
• D) establishing a clear personal identity.

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Definitions:

Social Involvement

Engagement and participation in community or societal activities, contributing to a sense of belonging and social well-being.

Explanatory Style

The manner in which individuals habitually explain the causes of events, which can affect their motivation and emotional states.

Seligman

Martin Seligman is a psychologist known for his work on positive psychology, learned helplessness, and the theories of well-being and optimism.

Learned Helplessness

A state where an individual experiences feelings of being powerless, stemming from a traumatic experience or ongoing inability to achieve success.