Psyc2310 chapter 9 video quiz 1

What does the theory of relative deprivation suggest?

• People evaluate their situations by comparing themselves to others.

• People are always content with their social status.

• People only feel deprived in terms of education.

• People never compare their income with others.

Who introduced the concept of relative deprivation?

• Samuel Stuer

• George Hans

• Sigmund Freud

• Albert Einstein

What are the two types of relative deprivation?

• Egoistic and Fraternal

• Economic and Social

• Individual and Collective

• Personal and Social

What can relative deprivation lead to?

• Economic prosperity

• Feelings of anger and frustration

• Increased social status

• Feelings of contentment

Which social movement is mentioned as an example of relative deprivation?

• Labor movement

• Environmental movement

• Civil rights movement

• Women's suffrage movement

What is a criticism of the theory of relative deprivation?

• It does not account for political opportunities and resources.

• It is too complex.

• It ignores social movements.

• It only applies to economic situations.

What can feelings of relative deprivation motivate people to do?

• Ignore social inequality

• Take action to address inequality

• Feel satisfied with their situation

• Avoid social movements

What is the implication of the theory of relative deprivation for society?

• It helps understand social inequality and social change dynamics.

• It promotes social inequality.

• It discourages collective action.

• It prevents social movements.