Heffrey Jaydu developed a theory of social movement development. The theory states that a movement develops like a child matures and goes through developmental stages. Each stage is like a step in a set of stairs, it must be passed before the movement is able to advance to the next stage in the sequence of development steps. He says this pattern of development explains how the women's movement and civil rights movement changed. He is using what type of structural explanation?
A) functional
B) sequential
C) network
D) interpretative

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Jaydu's theory describes a process where each stage must occur in a specific order for the movement to progress, which aligns with a sequential structural explanation. This approach emphasizes the importance of a defined sequence of events or stages for development, much like steps in a staircase.

Heffrey Jaydu Developed a Theory of Social Movement Development