The __________ Is the Ability to Look Beyond the Individual

question 18

Short Answer

The __________ is the ability to look beyond the individual as the cause for success and failure and see how one's society influences the outcome.

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Definitions:

Normal Accidents

A concept from the perspective of complex systems theory, suggesting that in complex technological systems, accidents are inevitable due to the inherent systemic risks and unpredictable interactions within the system.

Risk Society Thesis

The Risk Society Thesis is a sociological theory that suggests modern societies are increasingly preoccupied with the future and managing risks, moving away from wealth distribution towards risk distribution.

Social Goods

Describes goods or services that benefit all members of a community, such as clean air, public parks, and national defense, which are typically provided by the government or nonprofit organizations.

Ulrich Beck

A German sociologist known for his work in refining the theory of reflexive modernization and the concept of the "risk society."