The "social breakdown" perspective on collective behaviour dictates that during periods of rapid societal change, only those who are well-connected and have means for communicating to other group members will be likely to engage in social unrest.

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The "social breakdown" perspective suggests that during rapid societal change, individuals who feel disconnected or marginalized are more likely to engage in social unrest, not just those who are well-connected.

The "Social Breakdown" Perspective on Collective Behaviour Dictates That During