A. so predictable
B. not tied to social factors
C. often the basis of important social change
D. reflective of purely animal behavior
Related Mcqs:
- When old rules and laws are ignored, and rebellious crowds set up new rules of behavior social scientists call this situation________________?
A. convergence
B. revolution
C. collective behavior
D. coup d,etat - Collective behavior is________________?
A. nonroutine
B. alienating
C. convergent
D. emergent - Collective behavior favors social change because it_______________?
A. alters people’s perspective
B. prevents action
C. destroys group identity
D. none of the above - Social movements are forms of collective behavior that have____________________?
A. no specific ideology
B. a sense of solidarity
C. an insignificant number of persons involved
D. no particular program of action - The social class(es) least interested in church participation is (are)the_____________?
A. lower-middle class
B. upper-lower class
C. upper and lower classes
D. none of the above - Collective behavior is_______________________?
A. rather unstructured
B. well planned
C. based on regular norms
D. individual behavior multiplied - Collective behavior is often precipitated by__________________?
A. anomaly
B. rapid social change
C. deviant behavior
D. fear of the future - Which is NOT a form of collective behavior ?
A. Fashions
B. Rumors
C. Dining out with a friend
D. Panic - Which of the following is NOT an example of a subject investigated by social scientists ?
A. The functioning of supply and demand
B. Case study of an urban gay community
C. The interaction of various drugs in humans
D. The course of population growth and decline - Social scientists explain the incest taboo as_______________?
A. biologically programmed
B. a religious universal
C. way of reducing family conflict
D. all of the above
