Conflict Theorists Believe That Arguments Over Values and Beliefs Have

question 95

Multiple Choice

Conflict theorists believe that arguments over values and beliefs have their roots in:

• A) pre-Enlightenment philosophy.
• B) conflict between social equals.
• C) struggles over scarce resources and power.
• D) longstanding philosophical debates.
• E) differences in opinion that originate in religion.

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Definitions:

Blind Alley Argument

A line of reasoning that leads nowhere or fails to address the core issue, often diverting attention from meaningful dialogue.

Culture

The shared values, norms, traditions, customs, arts, history, folklore, and institutions of a group of people.

Structural Mapping

A technique or process of illustrating or outlining the framework, relationships, or connections between concepts, elements, or systems.

Family Sculpting

A psychotherapy technique where family members position themselves physically in a way that represents emotional relationships and dynamics within the family.