Social Psychological Problems of Alienation

Abstract

The process of alienation and degradation are interrelated phenomena. If in a society the rates of production are sharply reduced, economic relations are severed, the value of money is falling, prices are rapidly rising, management structures are disrupted, and political tensions arise, we can assume that all spheres of society are degraded. The definition of alienation and the measurement of its relevance to modern social structure and function have received a lot of attention in recent years. This research examines the recent decade's alienation literature, which is mostly empirical in nature. Substantive investigations of the relationships between the alienated individual and his social order are included alongside works of primarily theoretical and methodological value. In this article, opinions and opinions are made about the social psychological problems of alienation.