Movements are more likely to occur when a person, class, or agency can be singled out as the source of the problem. This illustrates the condition of___________ within value-added theory.
A) structural conduciveness
B) structural strain
C) precipitating factors
D) social control factors

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Structural conduciveness refers to the condition within a society that makes it ripe for social movements to occur, particularly when a specific source of a problem can be identified, facilitating the mobilization of movements.

Movements Are More Likely to Occur When a Person, Class