The Generalized Motor Program and Dynamical Systems Theories Agree on the Source

question 13

True/False

The generalized motor program and dynamical systems theories agree on the source of relative timing invariance in human movement.

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:

Crisis Situation

A significant and often sudden event or condition that requires immediate attention and action to protect life, property, or the environment.

Pressure

The psychological experience produced by urgent demands or expectations for a person’s behavior that come from an outside source.

Norms

Shared expectations or rules that guide behavior within a group or society.

Conformity

The action of aligning one's attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors to match those of a group or societal norms, often due to real or perceived social pressure.