1. A Down-to-Earth Approach 8/e
SOCIOLOGY
A Down-to-Earth Approach 8/e
James M. Henslin
Chapter Twenty-One: Collective Behavior
and Social Movements
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2. Collective Behavior: Early Explanations
The Transformation of the Individual
How the Crowd Transforms the Individual
Charles Mackay
Herd Mentality
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3. Collective Behavior: Early Explanations
The Transformation of the Individual
How the Crowd Transforms the Individual
Gustave LeBon
Collective Mind
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4. Collective Behavior: Early Explanations
The Transformation of the Individual
How the Crowd Transforms the Individual
Robert Park
Circular Reaction
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5. Collective Behavior The Acting Crowd - Five Stages Tension or Unrest
Exciting Event
Milling Behavior
Common Object
Common Impulses
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7. Contemporary View: The Rationality of the Crowd The Minimax Strategy
Emergent Norms—Five Kinds of Participants
The Ego-Involved
The Concerned
The Insecure
The Curious Spectators
The Exploiters
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8. Forms of Collective Behavior
Riots
Background Conditions
Precipitating Event
General Context
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9. Forms of Collective Behavior
Rumors
Short-Lived
Replace Ambiguity or Uncertainty
Of Little Consequence
Pass from Person to Person
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10. Forms of Collective Behavior
Panics and Mass Hysteria
The Classic Panic
The Occurrence of Panics
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11. Forms of Collective Behavior
Moral Panics
Fads and Fashions
Urban Legends
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12. Social Movements Proactive Social Movements Reactive Social Movements
Social Movement Organizations
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13. Types of Social Movements
Alternative Social Movements
Redemptive Social Movements
Reformative Social Movements
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14. Types of Social Movements
Transformative Social Movements
Millenarian Social Movements
Transnational Social Movements
Metaformative Social Movements
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16. Tactics of Social Movements
Levels of Membership
The Inner Core
The Committed
The Less Committed
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17. Tactics of Social Movements
The Publics
Sympathetic Public
Hostile Public
Indifferent and Unaware Public
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19. Tactics of Social Movements
Relationship to Authorities
Other Factors
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20. Propaganda and the Mass Media
Name-Calling
Glittering Generality
Transfer
Testimonials
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21. Propaganda and the Mass Media
Plain Folks
Card Stacking
Bandwagon
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22. Why People Join Social Movements
Mass Society Theory
Deprivation Theory
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24. Why People Join Social Movements
Agent Provocateur
Mass Society Theory
Deprivation Theory
Moral Issues and Ideological Commitment
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25. Success and Failure of Social Movements
Five Stages
Initial Unrest and Agitation
Resource Mobilization
Organization
Institutionalization
Organizational Decline and Possible Resurgence
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26. Success and Failure of Social Movements
Rocky Road to Success
Social Movements Rarely Solve Social Problems
Many Social Movements Affect Society
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