Social exclusion refers to ways in which people are cut off from full involvement in society How has Veit-Wilson (1998) distinguished the main variants of this concept ?
Correct answer: D. weak/strong
- A. primary/secondary
- B. old/new
- C. general/specific
- D. weak/strong
Explanation
Veit-Wilson distinguished a weaker view, where exclusion may be temporary or partial, from a stronger view involving systematic and multidimensional exclusion. These are described as weak and strong variants.
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