On average, participants in social movements are
A) more marginal and more isolated than nonparticipants.
B) more socially engaged than nonparticipants.
C) less oriented toward conventional politics.
D) more alienated from society than nonparticipants.

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Participants in social movements are typically more socially engaged than nonparticipants. Social movements often involve joining with others who share similar beliefs or concerns, which can lead to increased social ties and engagement.

On Average, Participants in Social Movements Are