L6

• Social Aggregate – Individuals gather in the same place but not sharing similar characteristics.
• WILLIAM OGBURN -Theory of Cultural Lag
• SOCIAL CHANGE - Changes in human interactions and relationships that transform cultural and social institutions.
• INCLUSIVE CITIZENSHIP - refers to the legal status of an individual in a particular state that allows him or her to enjoy certain rights and protection
• PARTICIPPATORY GOVERNANCE - Refers to a state strategy that ensures the engagement of the citizens in planning, budgeting, monitoring and ensuring accountability in government.
• CAUSES OF CULTURE & CHANGE -invention, discovery, and diffusion
• ADAPTATION - refers to a change or the process of change in which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.
• ROOTS OF MOST SOCIAL CHANGE TO IDEAS -Charisma (compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others.)
• CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL CHANGE

  Social change happens at all time. -Everything in our social world are subject to change, although some societies change faster than others.
• CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL CHANGE

  Social change is sometimes intentional but is often unplanned. -High-income societies create various changes, but predicting all the outcomes of these changes is impossible.
• CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL CHANGE

  Social change is controversial. -Social change brings both good and bad consequences, and thus could be welcomed by some and opposed by others.
• CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL CHANGE

  Some changes matter more than others. -Some changes such as fashion fads only have passing significance, while others such as major medical discoveries and inventions may change the world.