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jman1234

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For a movement to develop, there must be a clear statement of the problem and a shared view of its causes, effects, and possible solutions. This illustrates the value-added condition of __________.
 
  a. precipitating factors
 b. spread of a generalized belief
 c. structural conduciveness
 d. social control factors

Question 2

When a society or community is unable to meet people's expectations that something should be done about a problem, tension occurs in the system. This is the condition of __________ within Smelser's value-added theory.
 
  a. spread of a generalized belief
 b. mobilization for action
 c. structural strain
 d. social control



Andromeda18

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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