Exam 11: Collective Behavior

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Aspect of perception control theory referring to individual decisions made during collective behavior.

Most protest marches in the U.S. include relatively large groups of people, numbering in the hundreds of thousands.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Part of the circular reaction process in which people respond to one another by interpreting the other's gestures and remarks, rehearsing or visualizing a possible response, and then conveying a response.

Following Smelser's value-added theory, why wouldn't we expect a poor, third-world nation based on a barter economy to develop mass hysteria over stock market problems like the U.S. did in the 1920s?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Situations in which a third party attempts to break up a group.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ An ingredient of mass hysteria theory referring to when people act without reason.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Movements to change the way things are regulated in society.

Public radio, radio stations that rely, in part, on listener support to stay in business, run the risk of what problem?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Aspect of value-added theory referring to how authorities react to the behavior.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Anonymous individuals from many social strata that are loosely organized.

Steve turned to the people around him for help deciding how to act at a local protest. According to perception control theory, what form of perception control is he using?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ An alliance of actors formed for the purpose of achieving some goal.

Which of the following theories of collective behavior is most likely to incorporate larger social-structural conditions in predicting the development of a social movement?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ An aggregate of people, often from the same social class, who are concerned with a specific issue.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Element of value-added theory that states group members must have a shared view of the problem and how to resolve tension.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Crowd that lacks a goal and is primarily just a setting for tension release, often through rhythmical action such as applause, dancing, or singing.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ The purposive nature of people's behavior when they collectively celebrate, mourn, worship, protest, compete in athletics, or confront disasters.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Formally organized groups designed to bring about social change.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Aspect of perception control theory referring to when individuals in a group work together to make decisions.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. Acting crowds AA. Intensity of behavior B. Mobilization for action BB. Generalized belief C. Political process theory CC. Action of social control D. Collective identity DD. Circular reaction E. Panic EE. Public F. Free-rider problem FF. Mass hysteria theory G. Social movements GG. Mass H. Assembling phase HH. Emergent norm theory I. Dispersal phase II. Collective action J. Gathering phase JJ. Structural strain K. Interpretive phase KK. Structural conduciveness L. Value-added theory LL. Insecure participant M. Emergency dispersals MM. Concerned participant N. Coerced dispersals NN. Curiosity seeker O. Routine dispersal OO. Ego-involved participant P. New social movements PP. Social movement organizations Q. Coalition QQ. Homogeneity of mood R. Expressive crowd I RR. Resource mobilization theory S. Social dilemma SS. Value-oriented movement T. Organizational instruction TT. Norm-oriented movements U. Hostile outbursts UU. Contagious mental unity V. Craze VV. Differential expression W. Independent instructions WW. Perception control theory X. Interdependent instruction Y. Milling Z. Irrational behavior ZZ. Collective Memory -____ Theory based on the idea that individuals in crowds lose their ability to think and act rationally.