Action to support an issue?

Action to support an issue?

• A. Activism
• B. Protesting
• C. Departmentalization
• D. Ethics

Answer: (A)

Activism is action to support an issue. It covers a range of activities aimed at influencing public opinion, policy, or social change, such as organizing campaigns, volunteering, fundraising, lobbying decision-makers, and raising awareness. Protesting is one form of activism, a specific way to express support publicly, but activism as a whole describes the broader set of actions one can take to back a cause. Departmentalization relates to organizing work by specialized units, not to actions supporting an issue. Ethics focuses on moral principles that guide behavior, not the concrete actions used to support a cause.

Activism is action to support an issue. It covers a range of activities aimed at influencing public opinion, policy, or social change, such as organizing campaigns, volunteering, fundraising, lobbying decision-makers, and raising awareness. Protesting is one form of activism, a specific way to express support publicly, but activism as a whole describes the broader set of actions one can take to back a cause. Departmentalization relates to organizing work by specialized units, not to actions supporting an issue. Ethics focuses on moral principles that guide behavior, not the concrete actions used to support a cause.