Social Changes

Definition

Social changes refer to alterations or transformations in various aspects of an individual's social environment, such as relationships, roles, norms, and expectations. These changes can be influenced by factors like cultural shifts, technological advancements, life events, or transitions associated with different life stages.

Related terms

Retirement:

The transition from work life to non-work life that often involves significant adjustments in routines, roles, and social interactions.

Empty Nest Syndrome: A term used to describe feelings of sadness or loss experienced by parents when their children leave home.

Social support: The networks of family, friends, and communities that provide emotional, practical, or informational assistance during times of need.