Following Is a List of Terms and Then a Series

question 58

Short Answer

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 emergent norm theory that argues individuals enter groups with different attitudes and perspectives.

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

A learning process that occurs through associations between an environmental stimulus and a naturally occurring stimulus.

Involuntary Responses

Reflex actions or responses that occur automatically without conscious decision, such as blinking or sneezing.

Rooting Reflex

An automatic response seen in newborn babies, who turn their face toward a touch on their cheek and open their mouth to "root" for a nipple.

Palmar Reflex

An involuntary response observed in infants, where the hand closes into a fist when the palm is touched, typically disappearing by 5-6 months of age.