RELATIVE DEPRIVATION THEORY Suggests That People Tend to

Multiple Choice

RELATIVE DEPRIVATION THEORY suggests that people tend to

A) Accept social injustice as a fact of life.
B) Dislike cousins or other relatives who are less fortunate, have lousy jobs, drive old cars, or live in impoverished neighborhoods.
C) Deprive themselves of basic needs in order to attain higher needs.
D) Deprive themselves of higher needs in order to attain more basic needs.
E) Feel a sense of injustice and act out if they perceive they are being deprived of something to which they feel entitled.