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How do sociologists define social change?
1 point
The unchanged traditions in a culture
The alteration of a society's order and behaviors
The economic stability of a nation
The preservation of ancient customs
1 point
The unchanged traditions in a culture
The alteration of a society's order and behaviors
The economic stability of a nation
The preservation of ancient customs
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Sociologists define social change as **the alteration of a society's order and behaviors**. This encompasses shifts in cultural norms, values, social institutions, and collective behaviors over time.