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Psychosocial Reactions to Scientific Change*

Scientific advances are one facet of the broad pattern of social change in a civilization. They rest on the foundations of past accretions of knowledge and conceptualization, but are also closely linked to the levels of existing technology. They are at one and the same time both a consequence and a cause of social