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2013年1月7日,中国社会科学院社会学研究所发布《社会心态蓝皮书》,从总体上分析了当前社会心态的特点、发展态势和存在的问题。蓝皮书通过对官民、医患、商民等不同阶层群体之间关系的实际分析,得出“社会信任度下降”的结论。这说明()
A

社会心态是人们对社会环境的反映

B

社会心态源于不同群体的价值判断

C

社会心态对社会存在具有积极影响

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调整社会心态是解决社会矛盾的关键


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