Sociology Vocab Quiz Chapter 17
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The spontaneous behavior of a group of people responding to a similar stimulus
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Social change
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Collective behavior
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Social movement
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Dispersed collectivity
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Diffusion
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Explore key sociological concepts with the 'Sociology Vocab Quiz Chapter 17'. This quiz assesses understanding of social change, diffusion, social movements, dispersed collectivities, and collective behavior, enhancing learners' grasp of societal dynamics and their impact.
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Process by which one culture or society borrows from another culture or society
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Collective behavior
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Dispersed collectivity
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Diffusion
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Social change
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Social movement
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A. DiffusionExplanation
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New societal behaviors with important long-term consequences
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Social change
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Diffusion
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Dispersed collectivity
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Social movement
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Collective behavior
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A. Social changeExplanation
The term "social change" refers to the transformation of societal behaviors, norms, and values over time. It encompasses the adoption of new behaviors and attitudes by individuals and groups, leading to important long-term consequences for society as a whole. Social change can be driven by various factors, such as technological advancements, cultural shifts, or political movements. It is a broad concept that encompasses both intentional and unintentional changes in social behavior and structures.Rate this question:
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The most structured and rational for of collective behavior; goal is to promote or prevent social change
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Social movement
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Collective behavior
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Social change
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Dispersed collectivity
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Diffusion
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A. Social movementExplanation
A social movement is the most structured and rational form of collective behavior, where individuals come together with the goal of promoting or preventing social change. Unlike dispersed collectivity or diffusion, a social movement is organized and focused on achieving specific objectives. It involves a collective effort by a group of people who share common beliefs and values, and they work towards creating social, political, or cultural change. Social movements often utilize various strategies such as protests, advocacy, and grassroots organizing to bring about the desired social change.Rate this question:
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Collection of people who are not physically connected but who follow common rules or respond to common stimuli
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Diffusion
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Social movement
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Dispersed collectivity
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Social change
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Collective behavior
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A. Dispersed collectivityExplanation
A dispersed collectivity refers to a group of individuals who are not physically connected but share common rules or respond to common stimuli. This term is often used to describe a collection of people who come together temporarily or sporadically to engage in collective behavior or social movements. It highlights the idea that individuals can be united by shared interests or goals, even if they are not physically connected or in close proximity to each other.Rate this question:
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