An Example of Structural Conduciveness in Neil Smelser's Terms Is

question 10

Multiple Choice

An example of structural conduciveness in Neil Smelser's terms is:

• A) to have little or no state regulation of religion
• B) for blacks to begin to move into a previously all-white area
• C) Jim Crow law
• D) a violent protest
• E) the emergence of social movement leaders

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Definitions:

Competence

In self-determination theory, feeling effective in one’s interactions with the social environment and experiencing opportunities to exercise and express one’s capacities.

Proximal Processes

Reciprocal interactions between a person and her immediate external environment, including other people, the physical environment, or informational sources such as books or movies. In Bronfenbrenner’s biological model, all developments are a function of these processes.

Bronfenbrenner's Model

A theoretical model proposing that human development is influenced by various types of environmental systems, from immediate family to broader societal contexts.

Immediate Environment

denotes the direct surroundings or conditions in which a person lives or operates, impacting their behavior and development.