If an individual joins the Sierra Club in order to work toward protecting public lands from mining and drilling, he or she would be joining due to which of the following incentives?

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Joining the Sierra Club in order to work toward protecting public lands from mining and drilling is an example of purposive benefit, as the individual is joining for a specific purpose or goal related to environmental protection. Solidary benefit refers to the social connections and sense of belonging that comes from being a part of a group, while economic and material benefits refer to tangible rewards such as discounts or access to resources. Fraternal benefit refers to the support and assistance provided by a group in times of need. None of these directly apply to the scenario described.

If an Individual Joins the Sierra Club in Order to Work