list and explain any 3 strengths and 2 weaknesses of social conflict theory

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A: Our society is not equal, it is divided into different hierarchies and stratified into different lay...

Q: How did Anna Julia Cooper and Ida B. Wells-Barnett criticize the idea of functionalism?

A: The functionalist theory maintains that order and stability is an essential part of the social syste...

Q: Joan went to her attorney and had a document drawn up giving her best friend Marge the authority to ...

A: This is an example of Option B) A healthcare proxy

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A: Question - The phrase "boys will be boys" is often used to justify behavior such as pushing, shoving...

Q: Do you think that adults and juveniles should have separate court systems?

A: Every country has a different legal system. However, more often than not, there is a distinction bet...

Q: what is the difference between the positivist and constructionist perspective on deviance

A: In sociology a deviant person is one who violates the social norms of the society.

Q: If any given theory were able to explain 30 percent of all the crimes committed, would you consider ...

A: Crime is an offence or an illegal action. When a person commits a crime, his action is punishable by...

Q: Southern state governments tried to weaken Johnson's Reconstruction plan by O impeaching him O conve...

A: Southern State governments tried to weaken Johnson's Reconstruction plan by

Q: How did people envision the future in the 18th century in the U.S

A:   The future in the 18th century  in the U.S. :- Future studies are growing in the research segment,...

Q: How did people envision the future differently in the early 18th century compared to the late 18th c...

A: In the present times, social changes take place nearly every day, as new technology evolves every da...

Q: Determine the type of sampling used (simple random, stratified, systematic, cluster, or convenience)...

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three sub-parts f...

Q: How the moral philosophies and values and ethic programs will improve stakeholders' will to make it ...

A: Ethics differ from morality where the former refers to a subjective set of philosophies and norms wh...

Q: Which were the basic views of both Karl Marx and Max Weber. What is the difference?

A: Sociology is considered to be the queen of the social sciences where society along with the human so...

Q: 17) Packaged information is a special form of secondary data. A)True B)False 18) The purpose of agre...

A: The answer is True. Packaged information is a special form of secondary data. - the statement is tru...

Q: Why did people accept these discoveries despite being contradictory to what was widely accepted at t...

A: Our society has never been static in nature it is always changing and dynamic. The nature of society...

Q: anges in the 21st century that have led to the rise of new literacies.

A: The 21st century is the age of technology. Information technology has progressed a lot. Now we are i...

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A: It is important to note that every society is different from one another as they have different norm...

Q: General strain theory is a micro-level theory. Explain the multiple sources of stress contained with...

A: The general strain theory states that the social factors or stresses are the ones that influence peo...