Functionalism vs Conflict: True/False

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A quick true/false quiz on two sociological theories.

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Maria Angeline Obedoza De Leon

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Functionalism vs Conflict: True/FalseVersion en ligne A quick true/false quiz on two sociological theories. par Maria Angeline Obedoza De Leon 1 Durkheim is a foundational figure associated with functionalist theory. Yes No 2 Functionalism emphasizes social stability, cohesion, and order. Yes No 3 In conflict theory, culture is seen as entirely neutral and unrelated to power dynamics. Yes No 4 Conflict theory predicts that all major social conflicts are quickly resolved through consensual reform. Yes No 5 Functionalism views society as an interconnected system with interdependent parts. Yes No 6 Functionalism explains social change primarily through ongoing class struggle and revolution. Yes No 7 Conflict theory centers on power, inequality, and struggles over resources. Yes No 8 Functionalists believe social institutions exist mainly to suppress individual freedom permanently. Yes No 9 The main unit of analysis for functionalism is individual psychology rather than social structures. Yes No 10 Functionalism suggests that in preindustrial societies, gendered tasks contributed to social stability. Yes No 11 Conflict theory argues that social order is maintained through power differences between social classes. Yes No 12 According to functionalism, women’s roles were consistently valued more than men’s in every preindustrial society. Yes No 13 The conflict theory holds that social order is kept through voluntary cooperation and mutual benefit among classes. Yes No 14 Functionalists believed that gender roles were random and lacked any predictable contribution to society. Yes No

Functionalism vs Conflict: True/FalseVersion en ligne

A quick true/false quiz on two sociological theories.

par Maria Angeline Obedoza De Leon

Durkheim is a foundational figure associated with functionalist theory.

Yes

Functionalism emphasizes social stability, cohesion, and order.

Yes

In conflict theory, culture is seen as entirely neutral and unrelated to power dynamics.

Yes

Conflict theory predicts that all major social conflicts are quickly resolved through consensual reform.

Yes

Functionalism views society as an interconnected system with interdependent parts.

Yes

Functionalism explains social change primarily through ongoing class struggle and revolution.

Yes

Conflict theory centers on power, inequality, and struggles over resources.

Yes

Functionalists believe social institutions exist mainly to suppress individual freedom permanently.

Yes

The main unit of analysis for functionalism is individual psychology rather than social structures.

Yes

Functionalism suggests that in preindustrial societies, gendered tasks contributed to social stability.

Yes

Conflict theory argues that social order is maintained through power differences between social classes.

Yes

According to functionalism, women’s roles were consistently valued more than men’s in every preindustrial society.

Yes

The conflict theory holds that social order is kept through voluntary cooperation and mutual benefit among classes.

Yes

Functionalists believed that gender roles were random and lacked any predictable contribution to society.

Yes

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Functionalism vs Conflict: True/FalseVersion en ligne

par Maria Angeline Obedoza De Leon

Durkheim is a foundational figure associated with functionalist theory.

Functionalism emphasizes social stability, cohesion, and order.

In conflict theory, culture is seen as entirely neutral and unrelated to power dynamics.

Conflict theory predicts that all major social conflicts are quickly resolved through consensual reform.

Functionalism views society as an interconnected system with interdependent parts.

Functionalism explains social change primarily through ongoing class struggle and revolution.

Conflict theory centers on power, inequality, and struggles over resources.

Functionalists believe social institutions exist mainly to suppress individual freedom permanently.

The main unit of analysis for functionalism is individual psychology rather than social structures.

Functionalism suggests that in preindustrial societies, gendered tasks contributed to social stability.

Conflict theory argues that social order is maintained through power differences between social classes.

According to functionalism, women’s roles were consistently valued more than men’s in every preindustrial society.

The conflict theory holds that social order is kept through voluntary cooperation and mutual benefit among classes.

Functionalists believed that gender roles were random and lacked any predictable contribution to society.

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