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vicky

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Turner and Killian (1987) speak of emergent norms as
 
  a. an explanation of crowd behavior.
  b. the minimax strategy.
  c. an alternative to crowd behavior.
  d. the antidote to negative crowd behavior.

Question 2

Traditional authoritywhich is authority based on customis the hallmark of
 
  a. preindustrial societies.
  b. industrialized societies.
  c. all states.
  d. postindustrial societies.



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Answer to Question 1

a. an explanation of crowd behavior.

Answer to Question 2

a. preindustrial societies.





 

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