An organized effort to encourage or discourage social change is called a
A)social movement.
B)sociological theory.
C)social-constructionist approach.
D)subculture.

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A social movement is a collective effort to bring about social, political, or cultural change, typically driven by a shared goal or set of beliefs. It involves mobilizing individuals and groups to take action in pursuit of the desired change. The other options - sociological theory, social-constructionist approach, and subculture - do not specifically refer to organized efforts to encourage or discourage social change.

An Organized Effort to Encourage or Discourage Social Change Is