Mass society theory holds that forms of political action are typically motivated by collective identity found in the culture,ideology,and politics of post-industrial society.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Mass society theory actually suggests that social movements and forms of political action are a result of individuals feeling disconnected from traditional social groups and institutions, rather than being motivated by a collective identity found in the culture, ideology, and politics of post-industrial society.

Mass society theory holds that forms of political action are typically motivated by collective identity found in the culture,ideology,and politics of post-industrial society.

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