Which Sociological Perspective Views Education as an Instrument of Elite

question 83

Multiple Choice

Which sociological perspective views education as an instrument of elite domination?

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

Recognize key historical figures’ contributions to and perspectives on American identity, citizenship, and governance.

Evaluate the significance of the First Amendment rights and scenarios that potentially infringe upon them.

Understand the role of the Constitution in defining American citizenship and the evolution of citizens' rights.

Assess the importance of civic nationalism and the concept of the nation as a community open to devoted individuals.

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Definitions:

Prosocial Behavior

Efforts made to assist others, which involve practices like providing help, distributing, making donations, working together, and engaging in voluntary work.

Identical Twins

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High Costs

In economics and decision-making, this refers to situations where the expenses associated with an action or transaction are significant, potentially impacting the feasibility or desirability of that action.

Bystander Effect

A social psychological phenomenon that occurs when individuals do not offer help to a victim when other people are present.