Category: Social and Cultural Change

A. Contagion
B. Convergence
C. Emergence
D. Structural
E. Reformist

A. Oswald Spengler
B. Arnold Toynbee
C. Pitirim Sorokin
D. None of these

A. Guided by supernatural wisdom
B. Stage of disbelief
C. Stage of scientific progress
D. None of these

A. deindividualization
B. invulnerability
C. suggestibility
D. transformation

A. Intercultural harmony
B. Cultural contacts
C. diffusion
D. None of these

A. Four stages of social change
B. Two stages
C. Three stages
D. None of these

A. social movements appear only in times of controlled slow social change
B. social movements occur inside the institutional framework of everyday life
C. people intervene in the process of social change
D. people do not readily undertake joint activity

A. repression
B. anomie
C. success
D. relative depression
E. solidarity

A. Overlapping of two concepts
B. That there is no distinction between both
C. Changes of both kind
D. None of these

A. Social values
B. Real traits
C. Picture of himself
D. None of these