IIMB 2000 (VA) PYQs

Social reform is primarily led by radical theorists who have a clear understanding of the consequences of their advocated measures.

The social reform movement is already well-structured and does not require any preliminary efforts to understand its underlying unity.

Individuals involved in social reform often possess vague and unexpressed social creeds that require introspection to clarify their fundamental convictions and tentative beliefs.

The motives and convictions of individuals involved in social reform are always explicit and require no further exploration or discussion.