Deck 58: Social Movements

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A particular group of students is incorrectly labeled by the school system as "slow learners." Their teachers and parents have low expectations for them,and their academic progress is negligible.This situation would exemplify which one of Karl Marx's concepts?

A)class consciousness
B)false consciousness
C)dialectical change
D)proletariat
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Which term is used to refer to the ways in which a social movement utilizes such resources as money,political influence,access to the media,and personnel?

A)relative deprivation
B)relative mobilization
C)resource deprivation
D)resource mobilization
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Electronic communication can aid new social movements

A)by strengthening a group's solidarity.
B)through conveyance of leadership.
C)by reducing rumors.
D)All of these answers are correct.
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Which term refers to the conscious feeling of a negative discrepancy between legitimate expectations and present actualities?

A)relative deprivation
B)relative mobilization
C)resource deprivation
D)resource mobilization
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New social movements

A)emphasize resource mobilization on a local level.
B)generally do not view government as their ally.
C)tend to emphasize economic issues.
D)have their roots in social class,usually working-class,activism.
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Which sociological perspective would likely stress how social movements should require leaders to sharpen awareness of the oppressed,who may suffer from false consciousness?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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Describe the various sociological explanations for why people mobilize into social movements.
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Which sociological perspective would most likely study the new social roles assumed by activists within a social movement?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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One characteristic of new social movements is the desire to ally with the government to help bolster the cause.
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Which sociological perspective would likely suggest that members of new social movements tend to mobilize as they reject statements made by established authority figures,including scientists and technical authorities?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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Because of its collective nature,leadership is not an essential factor in the mobilization of social movements.
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False consciousness refers to

A)Marx's concept for actions that do not reflect the objective position of workers.
B)Parsons's concept for a state of euphoria when stability is achieved.
C)attitudes that do not reflect the objective position of workers.
D)Leary's concept of a false sense of self that is drug-induced.
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Which one of the following is a description of a new social movement?

A)an environmental social movement that focuses on the interconnection of all the world's people and resources
B)a local workers' protest against poor wages and working conditions
C)a civil rights protest movement in a major American city
D)All of these answers are correct.
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Which sociological perspective would be most likely to study the bestowal of status that activists assume in their new social roles created through social movements?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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Which of the following is true regarding women and social movements?

A)Women and men have held equal status within social movements.
B)Women tend to hold more positions of leadership in social movements.
C)Women tend to find it more difficult to assume a leadership role than men.
D)Women typically do not wish to participate in most social movements.
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Which sociological perspective would likely be interested in the labels attached to activists associated with social movements,such as a feminist student referred to as a "bra burner"?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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A group will not mobilize into a social movement unless there is a shared perception that members can end their relative deprivation through collective action.
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Organized collective activities that address values and social identities as well as improvements in the quality of life are called

A)social movements.
B)new social movements.
C)false consciousness.
D)resource mobilization.
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Which term is used by sociologists to refer to organized collective activities aimed at bringing about fundamental changes in existing society?

A)social movements
B)social groups
C)power movements
D)pressure groups
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Which of the following illustrates relative deprivation?

A)a group of sweatshop workers who are incapable of buying an adequate diet for their families
B)residents of a squatter settlement in Nigeria who are incapable of affording adequate housing and plumbing
C)middle management workers in a corporation who are discontented because they cannot afford the luxury cars or expensive homes that their bosses have
D)None of these answers is correct.
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What is a new social movement? Give examples.
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A particular group of students is incorrectly labeled by the school system as "slow learners." Their teachers and parents have low expectations for them,and their academic progress is negligible.This situation would exemplify which one of Karl Marx's concepts?

A)class consciousness
B)false consciousness
C)dialectical change
D)proletariat
B
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Which term is used to refer to the ways in which a social movement utilizes such resources as money,political influence,access to the media,and personnel?

A)relative deprivation
B)relative mobilization
C)resource deprivation
D)resource mobilization
D
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Electronic communication can aid new social movements

A)by strengthening a group's solidarity.
B)through conveyance of leadership.
C)by reducing rumors.
D)All of these answers are correct.
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Which term refers to the conscious feeling of a negative discrepancy between legitimate expectations and present actualities?

A)relative deprivation
B)relative mobilization
C)resource deprivation
D)resource mobilization
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New social movements

A)emphasize resource mobilization on a local level.
B)generally do not view government as their ally.
C)tend to emphasize economic issues.
D)have their roots in social class,usually working-class,activism.
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Which sociological perspective would likely stress how social movements should require leaders to sharpen awareness of the oppressed,who may suffer from false consciousness?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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Describe the various sociological explanations for why people mobilize into social movements.
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Which sociological perspective would most likely study the new social roles assumed by activists within a social movement?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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One characteristic of new social movements is the desire to ally with the government to help bolster the cause.
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Which sociological perspective would likely suggest that members of new social movements tend to mobilize as they reject statements made by established authority figures,including scientists and technical authorities?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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Because of its collective nature,leadership is not an essential factor in the mobilization of social movements.
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False consciousness refers to

A)Marx's concept for actions that do not reflect the objective position of workers.
B)Parsons's concept for a state of euphoria when stability is achieved.
C)attitudes that do not reflect the objective position of workers.
D)Leary's concept of a false sense of self that is drug-induced.
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Which one of the following is a description of a new social movement?

A)an environmental social movement that focuses on the interconnection of all the world's people and resources
B)a local workers' protest against poor wages and working conditions
C)a civil rights protest movement in a major American city
D)All of these answers are correct.
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Which sociological perspective would be most likely to study the bestowal of status that activists assume in their new social roles created through social movements?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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Which of the following is true regarding women and social movements?

A)Women and men have held equal status within social movements.
B)Women tend to hold more positions of leadership in social movements.
C)Women tend to find it more difficult to assume a leadership role than men.
D)Women typically do not wish to participate in most social movements.
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Which sociological perspective would likely be interested in the labels attached to activists associated with social movements,such as a feminist student referred to as a "bra burner"?

A)functionalist perspective
B)conflict perspective
C)interactionist perspective
D)epidemiological perspective
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A group will not mobilize into a social movement unless there is a shared perception that members can end their relative deprivation through collective action.
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Organized collective activities that address values and social identities as well as improvements in the quality of life are called

A)social movements.
B)new social movements.
C)false consciousness.
D)resource mobilization.
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Which term is used by sociologists to refer to organized collective activities aimed at bringing about fundamental changes in existing society?

A)social movements
B)social groups
C)power movements
D)pressure groups
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Which of the following illustrates relative deprivation?

A)a group of sweatshop workers who are incapable of buying an adequate diet for their families
B)residents of a squatter settlement in Nigeria who are incapable of affording adequate housing and plumbing
C)middle management workers in a corporation who are discontented because they cannot afford the luxury cars or expensive homes that their bosses have
D)None of these answers is correct.
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What is a new social movement? Give examples.
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