Study sets matching "sociology social change"
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Cultural lag
Social Movement
Ideology
Vested interest
A situation in which some aspects of the culture change less r…
A long-term conscious effort to promote or prevent social chan…
A set or system of beliefs that justifies the social, moral, r…
When a person resists any change that threatens their security…
Cultural lag
A situation in which some aspects of the culture change less r…
Social Movement
A long-term conscious effort to promote or prevent social chan…
Sources of social change
Collective behavior
Crowd
Mass behavior
1. major physical change(hurricane, earthquake)... 2. demographic…
group or crowd of people who form together
temporary gathering of individuals with a common focus
large groups of people engaging in similar behaviors without n…
Sources of social change
1. major physical change(hurricane, earthquake)... 2. demographic…
Collective behavior
group or crowd of people who form together
Social Change
Collective Behavior
Contagion Theory
Emergent Norm Theory
the transformation of a culture over time
behavior that follows from the formation of a group or crowd o…
one of the earliest theories of collective action; suggest tha…
a theory of collective behavior that assumes individual member…
Social Change
the transformation of a culture over time
Collective Behavior
behavior that follows from the formation of a group or crowd o…
Weber
Famfanni
Linda Woodhead
Gramsci
The protestant ethic and spirit of capitalism. Theodice lead t…
Not all protestant countries are capitalist and not all capita…
Patriarchy is a blunt tool in a religious debate. How can reli…
Counter hegemony - Act as outlet for resistance of powerful.
Weber
The protestant ethic and spirit of capitalism. Theodice lead t…
Famfanni
Not all protestant countries are capitalist and not all capita…
Flash Mobs
Collective Behavior
Three Types Of Groups
Crowds
Spontaneous gatherings
- activity in which several ppl voluntarily engage
Crowds ... Mass... Public
Large # of ppl kn close proximity ... (Church, tailgate, concert)…
Flash Mobs
Spontaneous gatherings
Collective Behavior
- activity in which several ppl voluntarily engage
Social Change
Four significant revolutions in the pas…
Gemeinschaft
Gesellschaft
A shift in the characteristics of culture and societies.
- The domestication of plants and animals initiated pastoral a…
Daily life centers on intimate and personal relationships.
People have fleeting, impersonal relationships.
Social Change
A shift in the characteristics of culture and societies.
Four significant revolutions in the pas…
- The domestication of plants and animals initiated pastoral a…
Protest Movements
Reform Movements
revolutionary movement
Equilibrium
Organized efforts to deny or oppose something
a movement intended to bring about social and humanitarian ref…
a social movement that attempts to change the total structure…
adjusting to social change
Protest Movements
Organized efforts to deny or oppose something
Reform Movements
a movement intended to bring about social and humanitarian ref…
change in culutre
discovery
diffusion
conflict causing social change
invent new objects or ways of interacting, access to social me…
new biological discovery of nature or disease, how to treat il…
spread of new ideas
war, migration patterns, environmental and climate changes, na…
change in culutre
invent new objects or ways of interacting, access to social me…
discovery
new biological discovery of nature or disease, how to treat il…
Accumulation
Discourse
Diffusions of innovation
Capitalism
Process through which growth of human knowledge from generatio…
Set of topics and the way of describing them that is used by a…
Social change is caused by emergence of innovations in society…
Change occurs within an economic system dependent on profit-ma…
Accumulation
Process through which growth of human knowledge from generatio…
Discourse
Set of topics and the way of describing them that is used by a…
Achievement
Morality and Humanitarianism
Efficiency and Practicality
Religion
built by people who believed in individualism and competition…
built on faith belief in justice and equality and charity
believe that every problem has a solution
believe that there is a higher power
Achievement
built by people who believed in individualism and competition…
Morality and Humanitarianism
built on faith belief in justice and equality and charity
Social Movement
Elements that make up a social movement
Political Spectrum
Characteristics of a social movement
Catalyst for change; organized activity that encourages/discou…
Deliberately organized, leaves lasting effects, found in indus…
Radical_Liberal_Moderate_Conservative_Reactionary
# of loosely organized groups, long lasting, special/specific…
Social Movement
Catalyst for change; organized activity that encourages/discou…
Elements that make up a social movement
Deliberately organized, leaves lasting effects, found in indus…
Religion as a conservative force- Funct…
Religion as a conservative force- tradi…
Religion as a conservative force- femin…
Religion as a force for change- Calvini…
maintain social stability and prevent disintegration of societ…
legitimises and disguises exploitation- false consciousness. p…
legitimates patriarchal power- maintain omens subordinate posi…
1. pre-destination- God has chosen the 'elect' few who will be…
Religion as a conservative force- Funct…
maintain social stability and prevent disintegration of societ…
Religion as a conservative force- tradi…
legitimises and disguises exploitation- false consciousness. p…
No Child Left Behind Act
Status Dropout Rate
Tracking
Stigma
This legislation requires states to develop academic standards…
The percentage of 16-24 year olds that are not enrolled in sch…
Ability grouping that sorts students into different groups or…
Negative or unfair beliefs or labels about a person or group
No Child Left Behind Act
This legislation requires states to develop academic standards…
Status Dropout Rate
The percentage of 16-24 year olds that are not enrolled in sch…
Social Movements
Social movement methods
Social change
Alternative movements - Limited change…
An organized activity that encourages or discourages social ch…
Protest marches: public gatherings e.g. pro- and anti- climate…
the alteration of culture and social institutions over time, r…
Groups that encourage individuals to change their own behavior…
Social Movements
An organized activity that encourages or discourages social ch…
Social movement methods
Protest marches: public gatherings e.g. pro- and anti- climate…
Modernism
Conservatism
Postmodernism
Evolution
the concept that what is modern or new will automatically be b…
views social change as potentially more destructive, especiall…
is a model of social change that recognizes that change can be…
is a model of social change in which change is seen as an adju…
Modernism
the concept that what is modern or new will automatically be b…
Conservatism
views social change as potentially more destructive, especiall…
microchanges
macrochanges
sources of social change
social movements
subtle alterations in day to day interaction
occur on broad scale and affect many aspect of societies
cultural diffusion... technological innovation and the cyberspace…
group that acts with some continuity in organization to promot…
microchanges
subtle alterations in day to day interaction
macrochanges
occur on broad scale and affect many aspect of societies
1. Define social change (notes I A; ppt…
2. List four causes of social change (n…
3. Define demography (notes II A 1; ppt…
4. Identify and describe the three demo…
any alteration of behavior patterns, social relationships or s…
Physical environment... Contact and diffusion... Technology... Mass med…
Demography is the study of the size, composition, growth and d…
fertility, migration, mortality
1. Define social change (notes I A; ppt…
any alteration of behavior patterns, social relationships or s…
2. List four causes of social change (n…
Physical environment... Contact and diffusion... Technology... Mass med…
What evidence does Bruce give for relig…
What evidence does Bruce give for relig…
What is Norris & Inglehart's argument a…
What does Maduro argue about religion a…
Black Civil Rights movement... - Black clergy give support and mo…
New Christian Right... - Supports movements such as anti-homosexu…
Religious movements don't promote social change, rather, they…
Liberation Theology... Religion can help the oppressed to liberat…
What evidence does Bruce give for relig…
Black Civil Rights movement... - Black clergy give support and mo…
What evidence does Bruce give for relig…
New Christian Right... - Supports movements such as anti-homosexu…
Social Change
Social Process
Discovery
Invention
new societal behaviors with important long-term consequences
series of steps leading to change on a societal love
(Social Process) process by which something learned or reinter…
(Social Process) the creation of something new from previously…
Social Change
new societal behaviors with important long-term consequences
Social Process
series of steps leading to change on a societal love
sociology
social change
progression of society
influences to social change- physical e…
scientific study of social world
transformation of society and its institutions over time... -mode…
hunter/gatherer--pastoral/horticulturalist--agricultural--indu…
impacts development of social organizations
sociology
scientific study of social world
social change
transformation of society and its institutions over time... -mode…
Social change
Dialectical process
Invention
Discovery
The alteration of culture and society's overtime
Each arrangement of power contains contradictions which make t…
The combining of existing elements in materials to form new on…
A new way of seeing reality
Social change
The alteration of culture and society's overtime
Dialectical process
Each arrangement of power contains contradictions which make t…
Social change
Invention
Innovation
Types of diffusion
Basic alterations over time in the behavior patterns, culture,…
Anything invented or devised
New items or behavior introduced to a group/ society
Primary and secondary
Social change
Basic alterations over time in the behavior patterns, culture,…
Invention
Anything invented or devised
Collective Action
Convergence Theory
Contagion Theory
Emergent Norm Theory
Action that takes place in groups and diverges from the social…
Theory of collective action stating that collecive actions occ…
Theory of collective action claiming that it arises because of…
theory of collective action emphasizing the influence of keyno…
Collective Action
Action that takes place in groups and diverges from the social…
Convergence Theory
Theory of collective action stating that collecive actions occ…
Collective Action
Convergence Theory
Contagion Theory
Emergent Norm Theory
Action that takes place in groups and diverges from the social…
Theory of collective action stating that collecive actions occ…
Theory of collective action claiming that it arises because of…
theory of collective action emphasizing the influence of keyno…
Collective Action
Action that takes place in groups and diverges from the social…
Convergence Theory
Theory of collective action stating that collecive actions occ…
Social change
Collective behavior
Contagion theory
Emergent norm theory
The transformation of a culture over time. Prominent examples:…
Behavior that follows from the formation of a group or crowd o…
One of the earliest theories of collective action; suggest tha…
Theory of collective behavior that assumes individual members…
Social change
The transformation of a culture over time. Prominent examples:…
Collective behavior
Behavior that follows from the formation of a group or crowd o…