How does Neil Smelser explain collective behavior?
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Value-added Theory – Neil Smelser (1962) argues that collective behavior is actually a sort of release valve for built-up tension ("strain") within the social system, community, or group. If the proper determinants are present then collective behavior becomes inevitable.
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The family socializes gender roles through reinforcement of appropriate behaviors differential opportunities for boys and girls, role modeling of adult gender behavior and explicit verbal instruction.
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