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Drug companies are major forces in Material Culture
--> emotional control |
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| EDR (event data recorder) |
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1930s: Human Behavior (complex)
2000: Hypocrisy (labeled through actions) |
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| Any significant shift in (non)material culture of a society over time |
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| Fate is in the hands of God |
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| Human genetic endowment is responsible |
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Social change is determined by society's response to challenges
--> cyclical: suggested |
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| Based on physical characteristics |
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| Based on cultural heritage |
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| Societies were becoming more complex |
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Conflict Theory
(Material Determinsim) |
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| Social change is a product of class conflict |
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| Change occurred through contact with other cultures |
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| Change that occur indirectly |
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| Direct transfer of material culture |
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| Transfer of ideas from one society to another |
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| Time it takes for a society to adapt to a change in its material culture |
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| Stress and tension are structural features of society |
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State of normlessness
--> produce change in behavior |
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Nonmaterial Culture (Culture Determinism)
Technology and Industrialization
Population Growth Pattern |
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| People are faced with unstructured situations, reacting in emotional ways |
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| Crowds (temp gathering of ppl) |
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1. Casual: Persons viewing a single event
2. Conventionalized (watching football): Individuals pursuing a mutual goal through regularized behavior
3. Active: Direct action toward individuals and/or objects
4. Expressive (choirs): Assemble for purposes of self- stimulation |
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| Large group of ppl who define themselves by their position on some issue |
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| Collective voice or decision of a public with regard |
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Bizarre, short-lived behavior
Current style or custom |
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| Efforts made by large groups of ppl to resist social change |
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| Resource Nobilization Theory |
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Methods to communicate the movement's goal
1. Required assistance in money & personnel
2. Provision to teach how to commit
3. Recruitment was accomplished |
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1. Incipient: Movement is disorganized
2. Organizational: Leadership for change is defined
3. Stable: Inspirational leaders are replaced |
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1. Power (Assassination): Coercive force to meet objectives
2. Persuasion: Legal means --> Propaganda
3. Participation: Providing help with problems |
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| Excitement is relayed throughout the crowd |
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| Frustration Aggression Hypothesis |
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| People resort to aggression to release tension |
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| Collective behavior can rise out of powerlessness |
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| Individuals interact, develop norms to cope with situation |
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| Value Added Theory (Automobiile) |
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| Process of making a product |
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| Absolute Deprivation (food, job, etc) |
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| Lack of the basic necessities of life |
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| Life that is unsatisfactory relative to others' |
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1. Leveled: Short/concise as passed on
2. Sharpened: Presented as the limited # of details
3. Assimilated: Interpreted by one's stereotypes
4. Compounded: New rumors about the same event |
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1. Leveled: Short/concise as passed on
2. Sharpened: Presented as the limited # of details
3. Assimilated: Interpreted by one's stereotypes |
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| Life that is unsatisfactory relative to others' |
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| Absolute Deprivation (food, job, etc) |
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| Lack of the basic necessities of life |
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| Value Added Theory (Automobiile) |
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| Process of making a product |
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| Resource Nobilization Theory |
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Methods to communicate the movement's goal
1. Required assistance in money & personnel
2. Provision to teach how to commit
3. Recruitment was accomplished |
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| Efforts made by large groups of ppl to resist social change |
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| Transfer of ideas from one society to another |
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Nonmaterial Culture (Culture Determinism)
Technology and Industrialization
Population Growth Pattern |
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