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Bell Work 1. What is an Institutional Review Board (IRB)? 2. Give an example of a time in which informed consent was provided and withheld in a study. 3. What beliefs or values does the Tuskegee Experiment exemplify? 4. How has the Nuremberg Trials left a lasting historical impact? 5. Do IRBs most impact the good of the individual or the good of society?
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Bell Work 1.What is an Institutional Review Board (IRB)? 2. Give an example of a time in which informed consent was provided and withheld in a study. 3.

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Page 1: Bell Work 1.What is an Institutional Review Board (IRB)? 2. Give an example of a time in which informed consent was provided and withheld in a study. 3.

Bell Work1. What is an Institutional Review Board

(IRB)?

2. Give an example of a time in which informed consent was provided and withheld in a study.

3. What beliefs or values does the Tuskegee Experiment exemplify?

4. How has the Nuremberg Trials left a lasting historical impact?

5. Do IRBs most impact the good of the individual or the good of society?

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Social Change, Collective Action and Social Movements

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Evolutionary social changeEvolutionary view of social change gradual transformation through stages of increasing complexity

as opposed to revolutionary view, which assumes that a revolution is needed for change to occur

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Social Revolution Social revolution involves a fundamental change in social practices

Distinct from political revolution, which is overthrow of one political regime by another

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Toffler’s Three Waves of Social Development

Agricultural age — people moved away from nomadic wandering/hunting to villages and cultures

Industrial age — people leave the peasant culture of farming to work in city factories with machinery

Information age — wealth is increasingly contingent on the possession of knowledge/information.

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Social ChangeSocial change - significant alteration of social structures

Social structures - patterns of social action and interaction

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Types of Movements

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Reactionary

Desire to reverse changes that have occurred

Ex: KKK – oppose rights given to minorities

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Conservative

Work to prevent changes

Ex: movement to ensure that marriage remains between man and woman only

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Reformist (Revisionist)

Also known as liberal, desire moderate changes

Ex: Movement to legalize marijuana

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Revolutionary

Designed to bring major change, such as a coup

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Escapist (Retreatist)

People who move to “dropout” of society by isolating themselves

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Assimilationist

Designed to help minority groups assimilate or be accepted into society.

Ex: Gay Rights

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Cultural LagPhenomenon where cultural elements, such as religious beliefs, change more slowly than structural elements, such as technological innovations

Example: 9-month school schedules

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Theories of Revolutionary changeIncreasing conflict among parts of society—different economic groups—as the main source of social change

Mainly associated with Karl Marx

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Post-industrial Society

Daniel Bell popularized the concept of post-industrial society in the early 1970s

The term signifies a stage between industrial society and a future form of society yet to be established

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GlobalizationGlobalization - the widening, deepening and speeding up of worldwide connections in all aspects of contemporary social life

Religious, financial, cultural, moral, etc.

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Globalization Movements

3 types of social movements in response to the globalization:

Legitimizing

Resistance

Project

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Legitimizing movements and identities

Social movements generated through institutions of civil society that are outside of the state, yet have legitimate access to state power

Ex: Education reform movements

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Resistance movements and identities

Social movements based on the identity of excluded groups (i.e. racial and ethnic minorities) and a resentment toward the dominant institutions

Ex: Civil Rights movement, Occupy Wall Street

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Project movements and identities

Social movements that use available cultural resources to create new identities that redefine one’s position in society and try to change the overall social structure

Ex: Women’s movements and environmental movements

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Key Characteristics of Social Movements

An informal network of interactions among activist groups, individuals, and organizations

Collective identity

Engagement in political or cultural conflict over social change

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Collective Behavior

Mobilization on the basis of a belief which redefines social action

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Timeline Project

Select the Top 15 Social Movements/Events in US History from 1776

Picture

Type of Movement/Event

Brief Description

Justification/Significance

Must have 1 example for each category before you leave today