When Studying the Motivations of a Protest Movement, Why Is

question 46

Multiple Choice

When studying the motivations of a protest movement, why is it necessary to consider what the protestors think and feel?

• A) Perceptions reveal the interactions among ideas, mobilization, and the broader environment, which provide the goals.
• B) The protests are works in progress, indeed, a form of art.
• C) Grievances cannot be manufactured, that is, preconceived.
• D) Because people don't really know what they want, leaders step forward and exploit what they "think and feel."

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