How Are Social Problems Described in Structural Functionalism

question 98

Multiple Choice

How are social problems described in structural functionalism?

• A) as internal pressures for change
• B) as dysfunctions that should be corrected by planning
• C) as conflicts between social institutions
• D) as the initial reaction to social change and evolution

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