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The concept of social change is a very broad one. It consists of a constellation of processes of change in human society in terms of place, time and context. Since it is so broad, it is bound to be somewhat imprecise, tentative and value-neutral. We will analyse the processes and patterns of social change and mobility in Indian society. Special attention will be paid to the views of Mahatma Gandhi and to his efforts to bring about a non-violent social revolution in Indian society. Gunnar Myrdal’s rationalist approach to the understanding of socio-economic development will also be discuss.

 It's important to note that not everyone in the world is egocentric, and there are many different reasons why some individuals or groups may exhibit egocentric behavior. Here are a few possible reasons: her animals have evolved to prioritize their own survival and well-being, which can sometimes lead to egocentric behavior. Cultural and societal norms: Some cultures and societies may place a strong emphasis on individual achievement and success, which can encourage people to focus more on themselves and their own goals. Evolutionary survival instinct: Humans and ot Insecurity and fear: People who feel insecure or fearful may be more likely to exhibit egocentric behavior as a way to protect themselves. Lack of empathy: Some individuals may have difficulty empathizing with others, which can make them more likely to act in ways that benefit themselves at the expense of others. Personal experiences: Past experiences, such as trauma or a difficult upbringing, can shape an individual...

Expectations can be good in certain contexts. For example, having high expectations for yourself can motivate you to work hard and achieve your goals. Similarly, having expectations for other people can help you communicate your needs and desires, and can help you build healthy relationships. However, expectations can also be harmful if they are unrealistic or uncommunicated. Unrealistic expectations can lead to disappointment, frustration, and even resentment if they are not met. Uncommunicated expectations can lead to misunderstandings and conflict in relationships. Therefore, it is important to have realistic and clear expectations, and to communicate them effectively. It is also important to be flexible and open to adjusting your expectations as needed, and to be understanding and respectful of others' limitations and perspectives  

It's because something has hit a nerve if you frequently take things personally when they are not personal. You are transferring to other people your own uncertainties and insecurities. What you don't like about yourself, you assume other people don't like, too. They are likely to have doubts about your capacity to perform tasks that terrify you. You anticipate that they will reject what you yourself reject. For instance, you might condemn yourself and assume that others will judge you if you feel insufficient because you are the only person in the room without a doctorate. A meeting was actually convened because something needed to be discussed and everyone was concentrating on solving the problem. At that time, nobody is concerned.