Sherif's Famous Camp Studies, Discussed in Chapter 12, Were One

question 83

Multiple Choice

Sherif's famous camp studies, discussed in Chapter 12, were one of the first:

• A)common identity interventions
• B)expectation training interventions
• C)multiability task interventions
• D)priming interventions
• E)status-ability interventions

Understand the processes and tactics involved in social movements, including claims making and frame alignment.

Recognize the significance of social control and structural strain in the dynamics of social movements.

Evaluate social movements in the context of contentious politics and the challenges of claims making.

Differentiate between various social activism approaches within movements, like new social movement activists and environmentalists.

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Definitions:

Normative Influence

The impact of norms, values, and expectations of society or a group on an individual's behavior.

Direct Influence

The immediate impact or control one individual or group has over another's actions or decisions.

Empirical

Based on, concerned with, or verifiable by observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.

Theoretical

Pertaining to a system of ideas intended to explain phenomena, often abstract and not immediately practical.