Today sociologists accept the view that people who engage in nonroutine collective action lose their capacity for reason.For example,lynch mobs and riots are seen as wild and uncoordinated affairs,more like stampedes of frightened cattle than a structured social process.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Today sociologists do not accept the view that people who engage in nonroutine collective action lose their capacity for reason. Instead, they view such actions as structured social processes with their own internal logic and reasoning.

Today sociologists accept the view that people who engage in nonroutine collective action lose their capacity for reason.For example,lynch mobs and riots are seen as wild and uncoordinated affairs,more like stampedes of frightened cattle than a structured social process.

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