Answer:
hi!
Explanation:
Chaos and coordination in social life
Much social behavior is chaotic, in that it simply emerges from the independent choices of numerous agents during a period of time. It is analogous to Brownian motion - particles in a liquid moving in random motions as a result of innumerable bumps and pushes at the molecular level.
Examples of coordinated social action can easily be offered, and specific mechanisms can be identified that produce these forms of social coordination. An army moves in concert across a landscape (command). People drive on the right in North America (regulation). People send their children to school (institution). People greet each other with a polite "good morning.
#CARRY ON LEARNING
