Functionalist Sociologists View Society As

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Multiple Choice

Functionalist sociologists view society as:

• A) A system in which different structures work together to maintain effective order
• B) A set of different structures that operate independently of each other
• C) A system in which different structures work against each other and achieve change through conflict
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

If … Then Contingency

A conditional statement indicating that one event (the consequence) follows another (the condition) only if the first event occurs.

S-R Association

A concept in learning theory that suggests a connection or association is formed between a specific stimulus (S) and a specific response (R).

Social Learning

A theory that suggests people can learn new behaviors and acquire new information by observing others.

Dweck's Motivational Theory

Carol Dweck's theory proposing that individuals possess fixed or growth mindsets that significantly influence their learning, effort, and resilience in the face of challenges.