Research suggests that individuals who occupy the same structural position and have the same ideology almost always have an equal likelihood of participating in a social movement.

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While occupying the same structural position and having the same ideology can increase the likelihood of participation in a social movement, there are other factors such as personal motivation, resources, and opportunities that can vary among individuals in the same group. Therefore, it is not always true that they have an equal likelihood of participating.

Research Suggests That Individuals Who Occupy the Same Structural Position