Social Change: Looking Toward Tomorrow
Across
- 2. Interests or practices followed by enthusiastically for a relatively short period of time
- 3. The widespread custom or style of behavior and appearance at a particular time or in a particular place
- 7. A theory of social movements that focuses on the practical constraints that help or hinder social movements' action
- 9. A theory of social movements that assumes people join not because of the movements' ideals, but to satisfy psychological needs to belong to something larger than themselves
- 10. Any social groups with leadership, organization, and an ideological commitment to promote or resist social change
- 11. A type of social dilemma in which individuals incur the cost to contribute to a collective resource, though they may never benefit from that resource
- 14. Large groups of people engaging in similar behaviors without necessarily being in the same place
- 15. Continuous disorderly behavior by a group of people that disturbs the peace and is directed toward the other people and/or property
Down
- 1. A type of social dilemma in which many individuals' overexploitation of a public resource depletes or degrades that common resource
- 4. One of the earliest theories of collective action; suggested that individuals who joined a crowd could become "infected" by a mob-mentality and lose the ability to reason
- 5. A situation in which behavior that is rational for the individual can, when practiced by many people, lead to collective disaster
- 6. Behavior that follows from the formation of a group or crowd of people who take action together toward a shared goal
- 7. A theory of social movements that focuses on the actions of oppressed groups who seek rights or opportunities already enjoyed by others in the society
- 8. A theory of collective behavior that assumes individual members of a crowd make their own decisions about behavior and that norms are created through others' acceptance or rejection of those behaviors
- 12. A temporary gathering of individuals, whether spontaneous or planned, who share a common focus
- 13. The transformation of a culture over time