Gradual, Long-Term Movement in Time-Series Values Is Called

question 29

Multiple Choice

Gradual, long-term movement in time-series values is called:

• A) seasonal variation.
• B) trend.
• C) cycles.
• D) irregular variation.
• E) random variation.

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.

Understand the historical development and the evolution of social movements from local to global scales.

Comprehend the correlation between economic conditions, collective violence, and social movements.

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