Countermovements are:
a. groups that are neutral third parties to social movements.
b. groups that help negotiate demands made by social movements.
c. more radical types of social movements.
d. groups that seek to reverse or resist change advocated by a social movement.
Question 2
Which of the following is true about the relationship between social networks and social movement participation?
a. Those with strong ties to other movement activists are most likely to join a social movement.
b. The most committed activists with any group are those who are acting in defiance of the wishes of their friends and family members.
c. Weak ties are actually much more important in maintaining movement participation than strong ties.
d. Ties don't matter. Ideological commitments are much more important in determining who joins a social movement and who does not.
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