Explain Redlining

question 68

Essay

Explain redlining.

Understand the definitions and distinctions among types of citizenship: political, civil, social, and universal citizenship.

Recognize the characteristics, breadth, goals, and potential for globalization of new social movements.

Identify the role and impact of technology on social movements, especially through global communication.

Analyze the social determinants of rumors and collective action theories including deprivation, solidarity, frame alignment, and breakdown theories.

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Definitions:

Abstract Audience

A concept in which individuals imagine and cater their behavior or communication to an unspecified, broad group of people.

Hypothetical Thought

The ability to consider and evaluate scenarios, possibilities, and outcomes that are not derived from immediate reality but based on conjecture or possibility.

Concrete Operational Thinking

Refers to the stage in cognitive development, typically occurring between the ages of 7 and 12, where children gain the ability to think logically about concrete events and understand the concept of conservation.

Imagined Possibilities

Imagined possibilities refer to the cognitive ability to envision future scenarios or outcomes that are not immediately present or based on current reality.