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After reading Chapter 13, students should:
understand the process of social change
be able to identify the sources of social change
be familiar with the perspectives on social change (evolutionary, cyclical, functionalist, and conflict)
understand the impact of computers on human societies
be familiar with the modernization and the world-system/dependency approaches to social change in developing nations
be familiar with the different varieties of collective behavior
be able to identify the preconditions for collective behavior
be familiar with the core explanations of crowd behavior
understand the causes of social movements
be familiar with the different types of social movements
understand the process of and the conditions surrounding social revolution
understand how terrorism may be viewed as a new mode of warfare
be able to identify the changes that seem to be central to contemporary social life







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