Which element of the value-added theory states that society has to be organized in a way that leads to the spread of information or action?

Mobilization for action involves the process of organizing individuals and resources to take collective action. While important, it presupposes that there is already an environment conducive to such mobilization. Therefore, it cannot stand alone as the element that ensures the necessary conditions for the spread of information or action.

Structural strain refers to the tensions and conflicts that arise within society, often leading to dissatisfaction and the potential for social movements. However, it does not directly address the organizational aspect necessary for the spread of information or action, making it less relevant in this context.

The spread of an explanation pertains to how ideas and narratives disseminate within a society. While it is an important aspect of social movements, it does not encompass the broader organizational structure needed to facilitate these processes, which is what structural conduciveness addresses.