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The sociologist who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and linked society’s ability to survive to its adaptability.
Developed a model of society based on its transition from a folk society to an urban society.
Developed a model of society based on social solidarity calling it mechanical or organic.
A social movement that seeks to reverse or resist change and to restore "traditional values," also called a resistance movement.
A theory which states crowds look to each other during interaction for clues as to how they should behave and establish new or emergent “group norms of judgment”.
Credited with developing the principles of contagion theory.
Developed a complex theory of collective behavior called value-added theory.
Relatively spontaneous and noninstitutionalized responses by a large number of people to uncertain and problematic situations.
The most common and socially acceptable type of social movement.
Developed a model of society that featured the Gesellschaft and Geimenschaft.
A leading classical cyclical theorist who wrote The Decline of the West and predicted the decay of Western European culture.
A theory of collective behavior that stresses powerful emotions and anonymity that results in irresponsible behavior.
The cyclical theorist who argued that civilization oscillated among three mentalities he called ideational, sensate, and idealistic.
A popular theory that holds all societies progress from simple to complex forms.
A terrorist who protested technological change with threats and murder who was dubbed the "Unabomber."
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emergent norm theory
Émile Durkheim
Neil Smelser
Robert Redfield
Theodore Kaczynski
Oswald Spengler
reform movement
countermovement
collective behavior
Ferdinand Toennies
Pitirim Sorokin
unilineal evolution
Gustav LeBon
Herbert Spencer
contagion theory
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The sociologist who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and linked society’s ability to survive to its adaptability.
Developed a model of society based on its transition from a folk society to an urban society.
Developed a model of society based on social solidarity calling it mechanical or organic.
A social movement that seeks to reverse or resist change and to restore "traditional values," also called a resistance movement.
A theory which states crowds look to each other during interaction for clues as to how they should behave and establish new or emergent “group norms of judgment”.
Credited with developing the principles of contagion theory.
Developed a complex theory of collective behavior called value-added theory.
Relatively spontaneous and noninstitutionalized responses by a large number of people to uncertain and problematic situations.
The most common and socially acceptable type of social movement.
Developed a model of society that featured the Gesellschaft and Geimenschaft.
A leading classical cyclical theorist who wrote The Decline of the West and predicted the decay of Western European culture.
A theory of collective behavior that stresses powerful emotions and anonymity that results in irresponsible behavior.
The cyclical theorist who argued that civilization oscillated among three mentalities he called ideational, sensate, and idealistic.
A popular theory that holds all societies progress from simple to complex forms.
A terrorist who protested technological change with threats and murder who was dubbed the "Unabomber."
Premises:
The sociologist who coined the term "survival of the fittest" and linked society’s ability to survive to its adaptability.
Developed a model of society based on its transition from a folk society to an urban society.
Developed a model of society based on social solidarity calling it mechanical or organic.
A social movement that seeks to reverse or resist change and to restore "traditional values," also called a resistance movement.
A theory which states crowds look to each other during interaction for clues as to how they should behave and establish new or emergent “group norms of judgment”.
Credited with developing the principles of contagion theory.
Developed a complex theory of collective behavior called value-added theory.
Relatively spontaneous and noninstitutionalized responses by a large number of people to uncertain and problematic situations.
The most common and socially acceptable type of social movement.
Developed a model of society that featured the Gesellschaft and Geimenschaft.
A leading classical cyclical theorist who wrote The Decline of the West and predicted the decay of Western European culture.
A theory of collective behavior that stresses powerful emotions and anonymity that results in irresponsible behavior.
The cyclical theorist who argued that civilization oscillated among three mentalities he called ideational, sensate, and idealistic.
A popular theory that holds all societies progress from simple to complex forms.
A terrorist who protested technological change with threats and murder who was dubbed the "Unabomber."
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