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Why do individuals conform to the norms and values of the group according to the text?
Why do individuals conform to the norms and values of the group according to the text?
- Because they are forced to by society
- Because they want to challenge the group's beliefs
- Because they internalize the norms and values (correct)
- Because they like to rebel against societal norms
What aspect of human behavior does conformity to norms and values help with according to the text?
What aspect of human behavior does conformity to norms and values help with according to the text?
- Promotes individualism
- Creates chaos
- Shapes, forms, and stabilizes behavior (correct)
- Encourages rebellion
How are the forces of constraints described in the text?
How are the forces of constraints described in the text?
- They only exist in social groups
- They are always visible
- They are created, maintained, and changed by society members (correct)
- They have no influence on human behavior
What effect does conformity without questioning have on human behavior?
What effect does conformity without questioning have on human behavior?
Why is conformity important in social groups according to the text?
Why is conformity important in social groups according to the text?
What factors can influence human life according to the text?
What factors can influence human life according to the text?
How do social influences affect human behavior?
How do social influences affect human behavior?
What characterizes the social world according to the text?
What characterizes the social world according to the text?
What can be said about individualism in relation to social influences?
What can be said about individualism in relation to social influences?
Why do humans conform to existing patterns in the social world?
Why do humans conform to existing patterns in the social world?
What term is used by Weber to describe the distinctive behavior guided by ideas, beliefs, principles, and values of an individual?
What term is used by Weber to describe the distinctive behavior guided by ideas, beliefs, principles, and values of an individual?
What makes individuals different from one another?
What makes individuals different from one another?
How does Anthony Giddens describe human beings based on the text?
How does Anthony Giddens describe human beings based on the text?
What does 'knowledgeable agents' mean based on the text?
What does 'knowledgeable agents' mean based on the text?
How does Weber explain individual uniqueness?
How does Weber explain individual uniqueness?
What does Weber believe influences the uniqueness in human behavior?
What does Weber believe influences the uniqueness in human behavior?
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