According to Armand Mauss, What Happens in the "Incipient" Stage

question 36

Multiple Choice

According to Armand Mauss, what happens in the "incipient" stage of a social movement?

• A) The social movement begins to fade away.
• B) The movement is absorbed by the very bureaucracies and institutions that it initially challenged.
• C) The public just begins to take notice of an issue and define it as a problem.
• D) Members of the social movement begin to organize and select leaders.
• E) The social movement actively struggles with more powerful institutions within society.

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Definitions:

Status Groups

Groups within society that are differentiated by characteristics such as prestige, honor, lifestyle, and education rather than by economic position alone.

Max Weber

A German sociologist, economist, and political scientist known for his ideas on social theory and the study of society, particularly regarding bureaucracy, the religion and economy connection, and social stratification.

Social Honor

The social recognition, respect, and admiration one receives from others in society based on achievements, character, or status.

Classes

Social groupings based on similar economic positions and levels of material possessions, often associated with power and privilege differences.