Some "Causes" of a Social Condition Cannot Be Addressed the Community

question 19

Multiple Choice

Some "causes" of a social condition cannot be addressed the community level. Examples in the text do NOT include which of the following:

• A) only national regulation can address the problem.
• B) the knowledge and technology to change them are not available.
• C) because the controls would not be socially or culturally acceptable.
• D) many solutions are part of the society's political economy.

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Definitions:

Marginal Situation

A scenario where an individual or group is at the brink of significant change, often on the verge of either improvement or deterioration.

Basic Assumption

An underlying, taken-for-granted belief or principle that is not questioned or critically examined.

Berger

Peter L. Berger is a sociologist known for his work in the sociology of knowledge, understanding how societal beliefs and values are shaped and maintained.

Temporal Meanings

Concerning the concepts of time, including its measurement, perception, and significance in human life.