Social scientists are interested in collective behavior because it is________________?
Correct answer: C. often the basis of important social change
- A. so predictable
- B. not tied to social factors
- C. often the basis of important social change
- D. reflective of purely animal behavior
Explanation
Social scientists study collective behavior because crowds and movements can challenge existing institutions and become important forces for social change. It is therefore linked to social factors rather than being predictable or merely animal behavior.
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