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What is the term 'social problem' usually taken to refer to?
What is the term 'social problem' usually taken to refer to?
- Conditions that benefit society
- Conditions that disrupt or damage society (correct)
- Conditions that are irrelevant to society
- Conditions that enhance society's stability
What does political power entail?
What does political power entail?
- Exercising power without governmental involvement
- Influencing the outcome of events for personal gain
- Obtaining laws passed favoring their purposes (correct)
- Controlling the behavior of people through force
What does society's ability to organize relationships among people seem to be doing?
What does society's ability to organize relationships among people seem to be doing?
- Falling and becoming more disorganized (correct)
- Becoming more flexible and adaptable
- Stagnating and remaining unchanged
- Improving and becoming more structured
According to Chakravartty (2018), do all social conditions become elevated to the status of 'social problem'?
According to Chakravartty (2018), do all social conditions become elevated to the status of 'social problem'?
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What is a generic term applied to the range of conditions and abnormal behaviors which are held to be indicators of social disorganizations?
What is a generic term applied to the range of conditions and abnormal behaviors which are held to be indicators of social disorganizations?
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