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What does social development focus on?
Developing social and emotional skills across the lifespan
What does social change refer to?
Alteration of the social order of a society
What may social change be driven through?
Cultural, religious, economic, environmental, scientific, or technological forces
What are the sources of change according to the text?
Unique factors and systematic factors
What does social change not necessarily refer to?
The notion of social progress or sociocultural evolution
Study Notes
Social Development and Change
- Social development focuses on the improvement of society, encompassing economic, social, and political progress.
- Social change refers to the alteration or modification of society's structure, institutions, and social relationships over time.
Drivers of Social Change
- Social change may be driven through various means, including:
- Conflict and revolution
- Education and enlightenment
- Technological advancements and innovation
- Ideological and cultural shifts
- Economic and environmental factors
Sources of Change
- According to the text, the sources of change include:
- Internal factors, such as population growth, urbanization, and social inequality
- External factors, such as globalization, technological advancements, and environmental degradation
What Social Change is Not
- Social change does not necessarily refer to:
- Cyclical or repetitive patterns of social behavior
- Minor or superficial adjustments to societal norms and institutions
Test your knowledge of social change with this quiz! Challenge yourself with questions about the factors that drive social change, the impact of social movements, and the theories behind societal transformation. Whether you're studying sociology or simply interested in how societies evolve, this quiz will help you understand the key concepts of social change.
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