The Incremental View of Intelligence Views Intelligence as

question 78

Multiple Choice

The incremental view of intelligence views intelligence as

• A) fixed and unchangeable.
• B) an innate ability
• C) a body of skills and knowledge that can be increased with effort.
• D) something that you have to be taught.

Understand different theories explaining social movements and collective action.

Identify factors that lead to the emergence of social movements.

Distinguish between various modes of collective action, including protests, riots, and strikes.

Recognize the role of deprivation, economically and socially, in sparking collective action.