chapter17CRS PPT

______ refers to social interactions that are a response to unstructured, ambiguous, or unstable situations. Collective behavior Social movement Structured collectivity Mobilized action ______ refers to social interactions that are a response to unstructured, ambiguous, or unstable situations. Collective behavior (p. 481) Social movement Structured collectivity Mobilized action A ______ is a temporary grouping of individuals who are physically close enough to engage in social interaction. social group crowd (p. 482) category social movement A ______ is a temporary grouping of individuals who are physically close enough to engage in social interaction. social group crowd category social movement A ______ crowd is a crowd that provides its members with a sense of unity or social solidarity. conventional expressive casual solidaristic A ______ crowd is a crowd that provides its members with a sense of unity or social solidarity. conventional expressive casual solidaristic (p. 482) A(n)______ crowd is a type of crowd people join to change their mood, emotions, and behavior. solidaristic conventional expressive casual A(n)______ crowd is a type of crowd people join to change their mood, emotions, and behavior. solidaristic conventional expressive (p. 482) casual One explanation for crowd behavior, _______ theory, assumes that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd. emergence revolutionary contagion convergence One explanation for crowd behavior, _______ theory, assumes that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd. emergence revolutionary contagion convergence (pp. 485-486) The term _____ refers to an organized but noninstitutionalized effort to change society through collective action. social organization social movement normalization neutralization The term _____ refers to an organized but noninstitutionalized effort to change society through collective action. social organization social movement (p. 487) normalization neutralization A _______ movement is a social movement whose goal is to change society in a limited way. resistance expressive revolutionary reform A _______ movement is a social movement whose goal is to change society in a limited way. resistance expressive revolutionary reform (p. 487) The theory of ______ assumes that a social movement is likely to develop when people perceive a gap between what they feel their situation should be and what their situation actually is. resistance relative deprivation contagion resource mobilization The theory of ______ assumes that a social movement is likely to develop when people perceive a gap between what they feel their situation should be and what their situation actually is. resistance relative deprivation (p. 489) contagion resource mobilization Resource-_______ theory argues that resources are the key ingredient for a successful social movement. mobilization conservation aggregation deprivation Resource-_______ theory argues that resources are the key ingredient for a successful social movement. mobilization (p. 489) conservation aggregation deprivation According to _______ society theory,as industrialization advanced, political, religious, and social systems become highly impersonal, and people became isolated from one another. advanced class mass bureaucratic According to _______ society theory,as industrialization advanced, political, religious, and social systems become highly impersonal, and people became isolated from one another. advanced class mass (p. 491) bureaucratic President Lyndon Johnson signed the _____ Civil Rights Act. 1945 1953 1964 1971 President Lyndon Johnson signed the _____ Civil Rights Act. 1945 1953 1964 (p. 494) 1971 The book Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson (1962) dealt with which of the following? the Civil Rights movement the place of rumor in politics the dangers of pesticides and herbicides riots The book Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson (1962) dealt with which of the following? the Civil Rights movement the place of rumor in politics the dangers of pesticides and herbicides riots (p. 496) Which of the following is NOT a faction of the environmental movement? mainstream ecology populist ecology radical ecology socialist ecology Which of the following is NOT a faction of the environmental movement? mainstream ecology populist ecology radical ecology socialist ecology (p. 497) ______ refers to social interactions that are a response to unstructured, ambiguous, or unstable situations. Collective behavior Social movement Structured collectivity Mobilized action ______ refers to social interactions that are a response to unstructured, ambiguous, or unstable situations. Collective behavior (p. 481) Social movement Structured collectivity Mobilized action A ______ is a temporary grouping of individuals who are physically close enough to engage in social interaction. social group crowd (p. 482) category social movement A ______ is a temporary grouping of individuals who are physically close enough to engage in social interaction. social group crowd category social movement A(n) ______ crowd is a crowd that provides its members with a sense of unity or social solidarity. conventional expressive casual solidaristic A(n) ______ crowd is a crowd that provides its members with a sense of unity or social solidarity. conventional expressive casual solidaristic (p. 482) A(n)______ crowd is a type of crowd people join to change their mood, emotions, and behavior. solidaristic conventional expressive casual A(n)______ crowd is a type of crowd people join to change their mood, emotions, and behavior. solidaristic conventional expressive (p. 482) casual One explanation for crowd behavior, _______ theory, assumes that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd. emergence revolutionary contagion convergence One explanation for crowd behavior, _______ theory, assumes that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd. emergence revolutionary contagion convergence (pp. 485-486) The term _____ refers to an organized but noninstitutionalized effort to change society through collective action. social organization social movement normalization neutralization The term _____ refers to an organized but noninstitutionalized effort to change society through collective action. social organization social movement (p. 487) normalization neutralization A _______ movement is a social movement whose goal is to change society in a limited way. resistance expressive revolutionary reform A _______ movement is a social movement whose goal is to change society in a limited way. resistance expressive revolutionary reform (p. 487) The theory of ______ assumes that a social movement is likely to develop when people perceive a gap between what they feel their situation should be and what their situation actually is. resistance relative deprivation contagion resource mobilization The theory of ______ assumes that a social movement is likely to develop when people perceive a gap between what they feel their situation should be and what their situation actually is. resistance relative deprivation (p. 489) contagion resource mobilization Resource-_______ theory argues that resources are the key ingredient for a successful social movement. mobilization conservation aggregation deprivation Resource-_______ theory argues that resources are the key ingredient for a successful social movement. mobilization (p. 489) conservation aggregation deprivation According to ______ society theory, as industrialization advanced, political, religious, and social systems become highly impersonal, and people became isolated from one another. advanced class mass bureaucratic According to _______ society theory,as industrialization advanced, political, religious, and social systems become highly impersonal, and people became isolated from one another. advanced class mass (p. 491) bureaucratic President Lyndon Johnson signed the _____ Civil Rights Act. 1945 1953 1964 1971 President Lyndon Johnson signed the _____ Civil Rights Act. 1945 1953 1964 (p. 494) 1971 The book Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson (1962) dealt with which of the following? the Civil Rights movement the place of rumor in politics the dangers of pesticides and herbicides riots The book Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson (1962) dealt with which of the following? the Civil Rights movement the place of rumor in politics the dangers of pesticides and herbicides riots (p. 496) Which of the following is NOT a faction of the environmental movement? mainstream ecology populist ecology radical ecology socialist ecology Which of the following is NOT a faction of the environmental movement? mainstream ecology populist ecology radical ecology socialist ecology (p. 497) ______ refers to social interactions that are a response to unstructured, ambiguous, or unstable situations. Collective behavior Social movement Structured collectivity Mobilized action ______ refers to social interactions that are a response to unstructured, ambiguous, or unstable situations. Collective behavior (p. 481) Social movement Structured collectivity Mobilized action A ______ is a temporary grouping of individuals who are physically close enough to engage in social interaction. social group crowd (p. 482) category social movement A ______ is a temporary grouping of individuals who are physically close enough to engage in social interaction. social group crowd category social movement A(n) ______ crowd is a crowd that provides its members with a sense of unity or social solidarity. conventional expressive casual solidaristic A(n) ______ crowd is a crowd that provides its members with a sense of unity or social solidarity. conventional expressive casual solidaristic (p. 482) A(n)______ crowd is a type of crowd people join to change their mood, emotions, and behavior. solidaristic conventional expressive casual A(n)______ crowd is a type of crowd people join to change their mood, emotions, and behavior. solidaristic conventional expressive (p. 482) casual One explanation for crowd behavior, _______ theory, assumes that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd. emergence revolutionary contagion convergence One explanation for crowd behavior, _______ theory, assumes that crowd unity results from the like-mindedness of members and that this like-mindedness exists before people join the crowd. emergence revolutionary contagion convergence (pp. 485-486) The term _____ refers to an organized but noninstitutionalized effort to change society through collective action. social organization social movement normalization neutralization The term _____ refers to an organized but noninstitutionalized effort to change society through collective action. social organization social movement (p. 487) normalization neutralization A _______ movement is a social movement whose goal is to change society in a limited way. resistance expressive revolutionary reform A _______ movement is a social movement whose goal is to change society in a limited way. resistance expressive revolutionary reform (p. 487) The theory of ______ assumes that a social movement is likely to develop when people perceive a gap between what they feel their situation should be and what their situation actually is. resistance relative deprivation contagion resource mobilization The theory of ______ assumes that a social movement is likely to develop when people perceive a gap between what they feel their situation should be and what their situation actually is. resistance relative deprivation (p. 489) contagion resource mobilization Resource-_______ theory argues that resources are the key ingredient for a successful social movement. mobilization conservation aggregation deprivation Resource-_______ theory argues that resources are the key ingredient for a successful social movement. mobilization (p. 489) conservation aggregation deprivation According to ______ society theory, as industrialization advanced, political, religious, and social systems became highly impersonal, and people became isolated from one another. advanced class mass bureaucratic According to _______ society theory,as industrialization advanced, political, religious, and social systems became highly impersonal, and people became isolated from one another. advanced class mass (p. 491) bureaucratic President Lyndon Johnson signed the _____ Civil Rights Act. 1945 1953 1964 1971 President Lyndon Johnson signed the _____ Civil Rights Act. 1945 1953 1964 (p. 494) 1971 The book Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson (1962) dealt with which of the following? the Civil Rights movement the place of rumor in politics the dangers of pesticides and herbicides riots The book Silent Spring written by Rachel Carson (1962) dealt with which of the following? the Civil Rights movement the place of rumor in politics the dangers of pesticides and herbicides (p. 496) riots Which of the following is NOT a faction of the environmental movement? mainstream ecology populist ecology radical ecology socialist ecology Which of the following is NOT a faction of the environmental movement? mainstream ecology populist ecology radical ecology socialist ecology (p. 497)