Describe a situation in which you have experienced

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Question: In this discussion forum, I ask you to describe a situation in which you have experienced feelings of relative deprivation. (If that is too personal for you, describe a hypothetical situation in which you would experience feelings of relative deprivation.) After relating your own experience with relative deprivation, turn to consider whether, in that situation, you were absolutely deprived in addition to feeling relatively deprived.

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