Emergent Norm Theory Focuses On

question 1

Multiple Choice

Emergent norm theory focuses on:

• A) normative behaviour that is collectively negotiated by individuals' stress.
• B) collective action as norm-governed behaviour within an initially normless crowd.
• C) how leaders emerge in initially normless crowds to create order.
• D) the breakdown of established norms and their replacement by new ones.

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Definitions:

NGO's

Non-Governmental Organizations, which are nonprofit groups operating independently of any government, primarily engaged in humanitarian, developmental, or advocacy work.

Rights of Children

Legal, social, and ethical principles that describe the freedoms and protections entitled to individuals under the age of 18.

Globalization's Negative Consequences

The unfavorable effects of globalization, such as cultural homogenization, economic inequality, and environmental degradation.

Vulnerable Populations

Vulnerable populations are groups of individuals at greater risk of experiencing adverse outcomes or harm due to factors like socioeconomic status, health disparities, or systemic inequities.