Introductory Sociology for Module 11.

1. Introduction to Sociology | Hunter College
Jessie Daniels, PhD
Social Movements & Collective Behavior

2. TO REVIEW

3. changing models of media

4. broadcast media

5. “one-to-many”

9. “many-to-many”

10. “one-to-many” “many-to-many”

11. Each use of social media creates data

12. This data gets collected by companies

13. The collected data is called “big data”

14. Social media companies profit from our data

15. TWO SOCIOLOGICAL QUESTIONS

16. <first question>

17. How do people act in large groups?

18. Collective Behavior

19. How does your text define
“Collective Behavior”?

20. How does your text define
“Collective Behavior”? How many types?

21. Collective Behavior: noninstitutionalized activity
in which several or many people voluntarily engage.

22. Crowds: a large number of people in
close proximity

23. What types of crowds are there?

24. Casual, conventional, expressive, & acting

25. What are traditional THEORIES ?

26. Crowds = Irrational

27. Emergent Norm Theory

28. Value-AddedTheory

29. How are digital technologies changing
collective behavior?

31. Flash mob = collective behavior

32. How would Durkheim explain this?

33. How would Goffman explain this?

34. How would Marx explain this?

35. <second question>

36. How do people in groups create change?

37. Social Movements

38. collective behavior social movement

39. A GOAL
social movement
must have

41. (your textbook includes more types)

42. What type of social movement?

43. What type of social movement?

44. What type of social movement?

45. What type of social movement?

46. Collective behavior or social movement?

47. Collective behavior or social movement?

48. Collective behavior or social movement?

49. Collective behavior or social movement?

50. Collective behavior or social movement?

51. Collective behavior or social movement?

52. How is the Internet changing
social movements & collective behavior?

54. Can #hashtag activism change the world?

55. NEXT TIME #ChicagoGirl (film)

56. Be prepared to answer:

57. what kind of social movement is in the film?

58. 1. Be sure you’ve read Ch.21 in your text.
2. Think about the connections you see
between lecture and readings.