Question

any individual, no matter how downtrodden, can disrupt an interaction. however,
downtrodden individuals cannot work together to achieve co!ective action.
insurgent consciousness limits how individual activists disrupt interactions among the elites.
to make real social change, individuals must act together.
social movements require a small group of individuals to be working collectively.
question 83
which of these uses the master frame of individual rights?
\make america great again\
\we are the 99 percent\
\america first\

ight to choose\

Explanation:

Question 82

The statement emphasizes that while an individual can disrupt an interaction, for real social change (a collective outcome), collective action (individuals acting together) is needed. The first option is incorrect as it wrongly claims downtrodden can't work together. The second option about insurgent consciousness is not relevant to the core idea of collective action for social change. The fourth option about a small group is not as comprehensive as the third option which emphasizes the necessity of individuals acting together (regardless of group size implication in a more general sense of collective action) for real social change.

"Right to Choose" directly references an individual - level right (the right to choose, which is a common framing in discussions about individual autonomy and rights). "Make America Great Again" is more of a nationalist and a broad - goal slogan. "We Are the 99 Percent" is about class and economic inequality (a collective identity of the 99% as opposed to the 1%). "America First" is a nationalist and protectionist slogan.

Answer:

to make real social change, individuals must act together.

Question 83