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19 Cards in this Set
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LEBON
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collective mind
reduced to lowest level |
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PARK
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more sociological
imitation |
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BLUMER
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value free - in crowd conditions ppl dont interpret eachothers actions
focused on social conditions not individual |
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CONTAIGON THEORY
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People can be made temporarily illogical in a crowd and will return to normal after the fact
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7 CONDITIONS of CONTAIGON
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1 - focus on same thing
2 - influence 3 - agitation 4 - lose inhibitions/ frenzy 5 - ppl dont think b4 they act 6 - lose self will 7 - reduced to least intelligent |
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RUDE
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studied fr revolution believed that crowds are no more or less bizarre than other social systems
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STUDYING CB
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historical analysis
surveys and official stats experimentation observation |
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QORNTELLIE & HANPLAY
surveys and official statistics |
father of sociology of disaster
studied crowds at ohio state by surveying inds in crowd |
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GAMSON, FIREMAN, & RYTINA
experimentation |
told participants would be filmed for legal case
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OBSERVATION
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decide the meanings ppl attach to actions
how groups organize LOFTLAND///////////////////////////////////studied the cult the "divine precepts" or "moonies" wanted to become one but then decided not |
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SOCIOCYBERNETIC THEORY
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focuses on CA
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CA compares group behavior to ___________________
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a self-regulating machine
a furnace |
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EMERGANT NORM THEORY
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new norms are put in place of traditional ones
often used in sociology of disasters people in a crowd take on different roles |
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CONVERGENCE THEORY
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people who wish to act in a certain way come together to form crowds
mob reaction is the rational product of widespread popular feeling. |
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COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR
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often spontaneous activities involving ppl and typically in violation of social norms
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VALUE ADDED THEORY
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Societal strain
based on the assumption that certain conditions are needed for social movement sees social movements as a side-effect of social change |
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6 condition of VAT
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1 - social conducivness
2 - structural strain 3 - generalized belief 4 - political opportunity (precipitating factors) 5 - mobilization for action 6 - failure of social control |
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SMELSER
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dont need to occur in any particular order.
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Collective Action
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Cultural specificity
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