Cultural Lag as Theory.¶
Ogburn, W. F. (1957). Cultural Lag as Theory. Sociology and Social Research, 41(3), 167-174.
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Primes¶
- Culture Lag
- During the lag period, the slower-changing component fits poorly with the faster-changing one, producing friction, harm, missed opportunity, or social strain
This sourceRefines the lag concept, framing it as a relationship/theory and clarifying independent (leading) vs dependent (lagging) variables; supports the maladjustment-phase / structural-property claim (D29-078). No DOI located (older journal); left link-less.
- During the lag period, the slower-changing component fits poorly with the faster-changing one, producing friction, harm, missed opportunity, or social strain
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