Events of Change

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cognitive

uses reinforcement and punishment to altered behavior

Positive change because it looks at goals that people set for themselves and what they do to achieve them (motivation)

humanism

Positive change because it emphasizes the uniqueness of individuals and the ability for people to choose their own qualities and attributes.

cultural materialism

positive change because it acknowledges the interdependence of different institutions in society

conflict

competition causes social imbalance

Negative change because in this case, power is more important than function of a structure or group

feminism

Requires a big motion in society to make a change in equality

Positive change because it is concerned with both equality and equity of both sexes

structural functionalist

Positive change because it acknowleges the interdependence of different institutions in society

intersectionality

different social dynamics are needed to create a society

positive change because it encourages an understanding of how ones social location interactions with larger powers such as government