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| the teaching & learning of things such as obedience, competition, & patriotism that are not part of the stated curriculum. |
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| a description by David Riesman of people who focus on making a good impression, being popular, getting along with other, and being cooperative. |
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| change brought about by the way a population uses the natural resources available to it. |
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| changes in the structure of a society or in its social institutions |
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| an attempt to manipulate the ideas or opinions of the public by presenting limited, selective, or false information. |
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| emotionally aroused groups ready to engage in violent behavior |
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| a form of collective behavior involving mass violence and mob action |
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| the spontaneous, unstructured, & transitory behavior of a group of people in reaction to a specific event. |
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| a stage in the development of collective behavior in which people share a common identification and interpretation of a problem |
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| a crowd that is high in anonymity but low in suggestibility, contagion, emotional, arousal, and unity |
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| a person who believes he or she is ill. |
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| an illness in which the body is clearly diseased or malfunctioning in some way |
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| dramatic medical treatments such as bleeding, blistering, or administering poisonous laxatives |
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