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Theories of Social Change

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Which sociological theory posits that different parts of society work together to maintain stability and order?

Structural-Functionalist Approach (correct)

Symbolic Interactionism

Conflict Theory

Feminist Theory

According to the Conflict Theory, what drives social change?

Intentional actions by individuals and groups

Collaboration between different groups

Power struggles and social inequalities (correct)

Gradual adaptation and maintaining basic functions

What is one criticism of the Structural-Functionalist theory?

It emphasizes the role of intentional actions in driving change

It focuses too much on social inequalities

It reduces conflicts between different groups

It overlooks the role of power dynamics in driving change (correct)

Which theory suggests that change often occurs as a result of conflicts between different groups with conflicting interests?

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What is a key assumption of the Conflict Theory?

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Theories of Social Change

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Questions and Answers

Which sociological theory posits that different parts of society work together to maintain stability and order?

According to the Conflict Theory, what drives social change?

What is one criticism of the Structural-Functionalist theory?

Which theory suggests that change often occurs as a result of conflicts between different groups with conflicting interests?

What is a key assumption of the Conflict Theory?

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