When evaluating breakdown theory, what do critics conclude may be viewed as "necessary but not sufficient" for non-routine collective action to take place?
A) social structure
B) deprivation
C) alienation
D) anomie

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Deprivation is often seen as a necessary condition for non-routine collective action according to breakdown theory, but critics argue that it alone is not sufficient to cause such action. Other factors must also be present for collective behavior to occur.

When Evaluating Breakdown Theory, What Do Critics Conclude May Be