PPT-15.3 Social and Cultural Change

Objectives Consider changes in the treatment of the mentally ill in the mid1800s Explain the effects of the Second Great Awakening A Reforming Prisons At the beginning of the 1800s debtors juvenile delinquents and the mentally ill were regarded as criminals and often locked up in jails with murderers and thieves. 1 2 better housing was to be satisfied would nearly tear the capital apart. The struggle between, on the one hand, wholesale redevelopment and the giant council estate, much of it high-rise throughou Chapter 3. There are no values that are central to the American way of life.. True:. The population of the U.S. is extremely diverse and the variety of values Americans hold reflect this diversity. False: . social change and cultural . values dimensions. Dr Tania Biletskaya (University of Glasgow). A paper presented at the ECPR 2014 General Conference . 3 – 6 September 2014, University of Glasgow . Outline of the presentation. This is the way people view and interpret environments. People’s. . viewpoints. and values may be influenced by culture, environment, social systems, technology, economic and political ideology. . An Introduction. Ms. Dahl. Social Change. Social change can be defined as transformations in the beliefs, social interactions, practices, organization, and structure of society.. We will be using the three social sciences of . What is culture?. Culture. - all of the shared products of human groups - - . products people create. Material culture. – physical objects that people create (cars, clothes, books, buildings). Nonmaterial culture . Peter J. Richerson. With thanks to Robert Boyd. Talk to Radcliffe Exploratory Seminar on Cooperation and Human Systems Design, March 26, 2009. Cultural Evolution Is Darwinian: Culture is a population level process. Cultural Universals. Basic needs that all societies must develop certain features to ensure their fulfillment. George Murdock examined cultures to develop a list of more than 65 cultural universals:. High School. Winter . 2017. Culture: An Introduction to Weird. Before we actually read about and discuss the topic of . culture. , please attempt to come up with a definition for it, in your own words. . What do you need to do at the end of the period? . Where do I turn in/pick up work?. 3 things about the culture in . Wattsburg. . . Bellringer. (Do now) . Culture. Culture – All things that make up a peoples’ way of life. . Processes, Transitions, and Rituals. Robyn M. Holmes. Chapter 11 Outline. Development.  . Ways to Measure Development. Models of Development. Chapter 11 Outline. Childbirth. Culture across Disciplines – . Robyn M. Holmes. Chapter 10 Outline. Obedience. The Milgram Experiment: Why do we obey authority figures? . What did Milgram’s Study Reveal?. Chapter 10 Outline. Obedience and Culture. Cross-cultural Comparison on Obedience. Key Principles and Best Practices. Wendy Heckelman, Ph.D.. 2703 Cypress Manor . Suite 100. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33332. 954-385-0770. wendy@wlhconsulting.com. www.wlhconsulting.com. Your Presenter. Dr. Wendy Heckelman. and Linguistic Competence: Strategies for Meridian Public School District . Ken . Martinez, . Psy.D. .. Karen Francis, Ph.D.. Meridian Public School District. Professional Development . Training. Moving Toward a Culturally and Linguistically Competent .