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17. disagreed with the idea that social theorists needed to work to change the world, and instead adopted a theoretical approach that sought to interpret people's actions and the meanings they constructed. a. Karl Marx Max Weber oftboisia C. d. Emile Durkheim Pierre Bourdieu liont way of getting from one

Social Psychology (10th Edition)
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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a. Y b. a. 17. disagreed with the idea that social theorists needed to work to change the world, and instead adopted a theoretical approach that sought to interpret people's actions and the meanings they constructed. b. a. Karl Marx Max Weber 18. Many Shawnee State students will select the most expedient way of getting from one point to another when walking to class. Weber would describe this as: JUO Affectual rationality Value Rationality C. d. Labor Theory of Value Surplus Theory of Value 19. The difference between the value of a product when it is sold and the value of the elements consumed in production (including worker's labor). This is the basis behind the profit motive, and for Marx, it is a central organizing feature of capitalism. Emile Durkheim Pierre Bourdieu Action Ideology c. Theoretical Rationality Practical Rationality C.ob d. Verstehen lbs Ideology 20. Weber stated that behavior describes things that people do that require little or no thought, and that describes things that people do that are the result of conscious processes. C. d. Behaviorism Symbolic Interactionism 21. In class, we watched as Denis the Constitutionalist Peasant and his coworkers reje- vided a more accurat
Transcribed Image Text:a. Y b. a. 17. disagreed with the idea that social theorists needed to work to change the world, and instead adopted a theoretical approach that sought to interpret people's actions and the meanings they constructed. b. a. Karl Marx Max Weber 18. Many Shawnee State students will select the most expedient way of getting from one point to another when walking to class. Weber would describe this as: JUO Affectual rationality Value Rationality C. d. Labor Theory of Value Surplus Theory of Value 19. The difference between the value of a product when it is sold and the value of the elements consumed in production (including worker's labor). This is the basis behind the profit motive, and for Marx, it is a central organizing feature of capitalism. Emile Durkheim Pierre Bourdieu Action Ideology c. Theoretical Rationality Practical Rationality C.ob d. Verstehen lbs Ideology 20. Weber stated that behavior describes things that people do that require little or no thought, and that describes things that people do that are the result of conscious processes. C. d. Behaviorism Symbolic Interactionism 21. In class, we watched as Denis the Constitutionalist Peasant and his coworkers reje- vided a more accurat
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