Lenski's Surplus Theory of Stratification Holds That the Nature and Extent

question 44

Multiple Choice

Lenski's surplus theory of stratification holds that the nature and extent of stratification depends mainly on:

• A) a society's technological capacity and the size of its economic surplus
• B) human greed
• C) a society's religious and political institutions
• D) the values that people hold about the desirability of stratification

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Definitions:

Higher Joint Value

This concept refers to the outcome of negotiations that aims for all parties involved to achieve better benefits and satisfaction than they would have achieved individually.

Rational Beings

Rational Beings refers to individuals who are capable of making reasoned decisions based on logical thinking and empirical evidence.

Outcomes

The results or consequences of actions, decisions, or processes.

Concessions

Compromises or adjustments made by a negotiator to reach an agreement in a negotiation.