When people think in moral terms, choose sides, and join a social movement to do what they can to help right wrongs, this is because of
A) declining privilege theory.
B) escalating privilege theory.
C) relative deprivation theory.
D) ideological commitment.

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Ideological commitment refers to the belief in a set of ideas or principles that guide one's actions and decisions. When people think in moral terms, choose sides, and join a social movement to do what they can to help right wrongs, it is because they are committed to a set of beliefs that they believe are right and just.

When People Think in Moral Terms, Choose Sides, and Join