Critics of the Structural-Functional Perspective on Socialization Argue That It

question 18

Multiple Choice

Critics of the structural-functional perspective on socialization argue that it:

• A) ignores the fact that socialization may teach people to accept inequality.
• B) does not acknowledge the role of socialization in establishing social order.
• C) only focuses on the individual and does not address how socialization works for society.
• D) places too much emphasis on how socialization reinforces inequality.

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