The Textbook Notes the Importance of the Internet for Connecting

question 78

Multiple Choice

The textbook notes the importance of the Internet for connecting people and ideas in ways that facilitate social movements. Applying this to Neil Smelser's six conditions underlying collective action, the availability of and access to the Internet would be an example of which condition?

• A) structural strain
• B) structural conduciveness
• C) generalized beliefs
• D) precipitating factors

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Definitions:

Education and Communication

The processes and methodologies used to share knowledge and information effectively among individuals.

Explicit and Implicit Coercion

The use of direct or indirect pressure or force to compel someone to do something against their will.

Overcome Change Resistance

Strategies and methods implemented to manage and reduce resistance from employees or stakeholders when an organization undergoes changes.

Tempered Radicals

Tempered Radicals are employees who promote positive change within an organization without engaging in open conflict, using subtle strategies to influence change.