sociology study

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Sociology is

2.

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through education is a realistic goal

3.

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The focus of the hidden curriculum

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transmit deep messages about the way things work, or should work, in the larger society.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Functionalist theory

Based on the writings of Karl Marx and Max Weber,

assumes society and its institutions are made up of interdependent parts,

there is constant tension between competing  individuals and groups

unequal distribution in status and wealth

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With Functionalist Theory

unequal distribution in status and wealth

where one group controls the other

all work together in predictable ways

dichotomy between the haves and the have nots.

7.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

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Interaction Theory

Based on the writings of Karl Marx and Max Weber,

individual interactions

assumes that there is constant tension between

recognizes the power of the environment to shape behavior and explain how humans construct personalities based on interactions with other individuals and their surroundings

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