Describe John Lofland's typology of the emotions behind spontaneous collective behavior, giving examples
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Lofland cross-classifies the most significant emotions--fear, hostility, and joy--motivating collective behavior with the setting--crowd or mass--in which it occurs. Crowd fear--panic exodus from burning theater; crowd hostility--lynch mobs; crowd joy--sports event. Mass fear Three-mile Island; mass hostility--waves of cross-burnings; mass joy--disco.
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A) Conflict theorists B) Symbolic interactionists C) Functionalists D) Feminist theorists
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A. affective B. attentive C. open D. neutral
Describe the structural functionalist perspective on sexual violence. Then describe the latent function for sexual violence.
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