Collective behavior arises in uncertain situations that deviate from normal patterns. There are six factors that can produce collective behavior when existing simultaneously: structural conductiveness, structural strain, generalized beliefs, precipitating factors, mobilization for action, and weakened social control. Collective behavior occurs when existing social organization is inadequate, social control is weakening, or people face a new situation. Types of collective behavior include crowds and hysteria/panic. Social movements aim to change society through organized long-term efforts. They typically develop in four stages: social unrest, popular excitement, formalization, and institutionalization.
Collective behavior arises in uncertain situations that deviate from normal patterns. There are six factors that can produce collective behavior when existing simultaneously: structural conductiveness, structural strain, generalized beliefs, precipitating factors, mobilization for action, and weakened social control. Collective behavior occurs when existing social organization is inadequate, social control is weakening, or people face a new situation. Types of collective behavior include crowds and hysteria/panic. Social movements aim to change society through organized long-term efforts. They typically develop in four stages: social unrest, popular excitement, formalization, and institutionalization.
Collective behavior arises in uncertain situations that deviate from normal patterns. There are six factors that can produce collective behavior when existing simultaneously: structural conductiveness, structural strain, generalized beliefs, precipitating factors, mobilization for action, and weakened social control. Collective behavior occurs when existing social organization is inadequate, social control is weakening, or people face a new situation. Types of collective behavior include crowds and hysteria/panic. Social movements aim to change society through organized long-term efforts. They typically develop in four stages: social unrest, popular excitement, formalization, and institutionalization.
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MOVEMENTS PUBLIC Is faced w/an important issue, a Nature of Collective Behavior condition on w/c people have right to agree or Collective behavior arises out of the ordinary and disagree. unusual situations characterized by uncertainty SOCIAL MOVEMENTS feelings of crises that deviate from the normal Social movements refers to those activities in w/c people and unexpected. It occurs in the absence of unite in an organized , long term effort to change their defined and well-formulated patterns of society or in which they resist and express their behavior. dissatisfaction with the existing order through outright Determinants of collective Behavior and prolonged actions. TYPES OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS There are certain conditions in contemporary A number of social movements have developed in societies that tend to increase the patterns of the last few days. These include the human rights collective behavior. Rapid social change brought movement , the nuclear free Philippines movement , about by science and technology has created kapinsanan ng magsasaka sa pilipinas , the ecology social problems that create tensions and conflict. movement and transport alliance of metro manila. 6 factors that, when existing simultaneously, will produce Actually, there are various kinds of movement. According collective behavior to store, these may be classified as reactionary , 1. STUCTURAL CONDUCTIVENESS refers to the conservative , reformist or revolutionary. existence of factories or other places of work 1. Reactionary reactionary movements advocates the where conflict between labor and restoration of the values and behaviors of the past . management may arise. 2. Conservative This movement attempts to protect the 2. STRUCTURAL STRAIN-this kind of ambiguity status que and resist change. causes frustration and stress. 3. Reform the reformist movement seeks to modify 3. GENERALIZED BELIEF- the important thing in specific types of social change in various areas of life such these generalized beliefs is that they are as Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and religious shared. dimensions without destroying or changing the entire 4. PRECIPITATING FACTORS A precipitating system. event must virtually trigger a collective 4. Revolutionary This movement seeks to change the response. whole social order as a means of creating a new one. 5. MOBILIZATION FOR ACTION 6. THE OPERATION OF SOCIAL CONTROL SOCIAL REVOLUTIONS Social revolution as a rapid fundamental COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR OCCURS WHEN THE SITUATION transformation of a countrys political system , social BECOME UNORGANIZED AND UNSTRUCTURED structure and dominant ideology. 1. When existing pattern of social organization THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS is inadequate and irrelevant for coping w/the The development of social movements frequently challenge. occurs in complex and non-totalitarian societies. Social 2. When there is an increasing indication that movements arise from the peoples perception of the the social control is becoming weaker to inadequacies of the system to meet the needs of the check on the deviation committed by people. members. For Blumer, an authority in social movements , these are 3. When people are faced w/ a new and four stages and they are follows: different situation w/c they have never 1. Soial unrest- This state is normally characterized encountered before. restlessness and increasing disorder (Turner and TYPES OF CALLECTIVE BEHAVIOR Killian , 1972). CROWD-is a temporary collection of people who 2. Popular excitement-Social unrest is usually are reacting to the same stimulus for a particular followed by popular excitement and, during this period of time.4 different types of crowds period, people with similar concerns begin to 1. CASUAL CROWD-participants are gathered bcoz of an establish rapport with one another and openly event or happening as they view the event peacefully. and vehemently express their anger and 2. CONVENTIONAL CROWD- participants are gathered restlessness. bcoz of pre-arrange activity. 3. Formalization-This is the stage where a formal 3. ACTING CROWD-persons who are actually involved in structure is developed and institutionalized and the activity or event. rules, policies and strategies are clearly laid out. Forms of behavior under acting crowd: 4. Institutionalization-In this stage, the social -mobs, riots, orgy movement becomes integrated into society and 4 .EXPRESIVE CROWD-participants express their emotions has a permanent office and personnel to continue through creative action. its efforts for bringing about social change. HYSTERIA AND PANIC