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What is the primary focus of macrotheory?
What is the primary focus of macrotheory?
- Institutions and whole societies (correct)
- Individual interactions
- Understanding social interactions between families
- Daily routines of individuals
Which level of theory focuses on studying organizations, communities, and social categories?
Which level of theory focuses on studying organizations, communities, and social categories?
- Macrotheory
- Microtheory
- Early Positivism
- Mesotheory (correct)
Who is associated with the concept of 'Positive Philosophy' and the stages of Theological, Metaphysical, and Positivist?
Who is associated with the concept of 'Positive Philosophy' and the stages of Theological, Metaphysical, and Positivist?
- London Conflict Paradigm
- Marx
- Comte (correct)
- IW Marx
Which paradigm views social behavior as the process of conflict and the attempt to dominate others?
Which paradigm views social behavior as the process of conflict and the attempt to dominate others?
What does the London Conflict Paradigm emphasize as the primary driver of social behavior?
What does the London Conflict Paradigm emphasize as the primary driver of social behavior?
Which theory is specifically focused on understanding social life at the intimate level of individuals and their interactions?
Which theory is specifically focused on understanding social life at the intimate level of individuals and their interactions?
In which stage is society viewed as a phenomenon that can be studied scientifically in the text?
In which stage is society viewed as a phenomenon that can be studied scientifically in the text?
Which perspective focuses on the interrelations between social institutions?
Which perspective focuses on the interrelations between social institutions?
What is the central focus of Mesotheory?
What is the central focus of Mesotheory?
Which stage in the development of scientific study of society involves replacing God with natural concepts?
Which stage in the development of scientific study of society involves replacing God with natural concepts?
