Sociological Social Psychologists Define Collective Behavior As

question 82

Multiple Choice

Sociological social psychologists define collective behavior as:

• A)behavior that is outside of, or in opposition to, prevailing social norms that occurs at the aggregate level
• B)behavior involving three or more people that unfolds at a particular location
• C)commonplace, mundane behaviors that occur at the aggregative level
• D)normative patterns of action enacted consistently by a significant portion of society
• E)the aggregate response of people whose livelihood or sense of safety has been violated

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Definitions:

Anthropocentric Relationship

A viewpoint that human beings are the most significant entities in the universe, focusing on human values and interests in evaluating the environment.

Environmental Perceive

The process by which individuals notice and interpret environmental factors or conditions.

Conservation Era

A period in American history marked by the beginning of a widespread environmental movement focusing on the preservation and sustainable management of natural resources.

Grassroots Environmentalism

A movement advocating for environmental protection and sustainability that originates from community-level activism and action, rather than top-down directives.