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Social motives

Social motives are learned motives acquired as part of growing up in a particular society or culture.

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Social movement

Social movement refers to a collective movement making a deliberate, organized attempt to achieve a change or resist a change in a social system.

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Social need

Social need refers to the third step in Maslow"s hierarchy, concerning the need of an individual to interact with other peo

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Social network

Social network refers to a number and kinds of people with whom one associates. Social network means social contacts.

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Social network analysis

Social network analysis refers to a set of analysis procedures used to describe the structure through graphic representations and through mathematical procedures that quantify these s

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Social neuroscience

Social neuroscience refers to an emerging new area of research, combining the perspectives of Social Psychology and Neuroscience to understand the relationship between the brain and s

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Social nonconformity

Social nonconformity refers to the Failure to conform to societal norms or the usual minimum standards for social conduct.

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Social Norm

Deutsch: Soziale Norm / Español: Norma social / Português: Norma social / Français: Norme sociale / Italiano: Norma sociale

Social norm refers to the shared rules, expectations, or standards of behaviour that are considered acceptable within a group, community, or society. These norms guide individuals on how to act in various social contexts, shaping behaviours, attitudes, and interactions.

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