Which Sociological Perspective Criticizes the Functionalist Approach to Social Change

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which sociological perspective criticizes the functionalist approach to social change for disregarding the crucial significance of change that is needed to correct social injustices and inequalities?

• A) functionalist perspective
• B) conflict perspective
• C) interactionist perspective
• D) dialectical perspective

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