Kyle is concerned that the social movement being formed by his fellow artists and musicians will never reach its full potential nor be sustainable for very long. He fears that the movement lacks sufficient numbers of people and adequate financial support. In his analysis of his social movement's chances for survival, what school of thought is Kyle invoking?

A) the collective identity approach

B) the framing approach

C) the political process perspective approach

D) the resource mobilization approach

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Tripp Simpson

Social Studies

20 January, 17:01

Kyle is concerned that the social movement being formed by his fellow artists and musicians will never reach its full potential nor be sustainable for very long. He fears that the movement lacks sufficient numbers of people and adequate financial support. In his analysis of his social movement's chances for survival, what school of thought is Kyle invoking?

A) the collective identity approach

B) the framing approach

C) the political process perspective approach

D) the resource mobilization approach

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Answer:The Resource mobilization approach - -d

Explanation:

The Resource mobilization approach explains that for a movement or organisation to reach its potential, it must acquire resources like material resources, human, social-organizational, cultural, and moral resources and successfully use them to their advantage to achieve their goals.

Here, Kyle is concerned about the social movement group he belongs to and fears that the movement lacks sufficient numbers of people and adequate financial support. In his analysis of his social movement's chances for survival, he is invoking the The Resource mobilization approach which explains the need and use of mobilization resources for their growth and to achieve their goals.