How Does Weber's Definition of Social Class Differ from That

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Multiple Choice

How does Weber's definition of social class differ from that of Marx?

• A) Weber's definition of class is focused on the relationship to the means of production; Marx's is not.
• B) Marx's definition of class is focused on the relationship to the means of production; Weber's is not.
• C) Marx's definition is of class; Weber's is of caste.
• D) Marx and Weber use the same dimensions for defining social class.

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Definitions:

Gate Theory

A theory that suggests the spinal cord contains a neurological "gate" that controls the transmission of pain signals to the brain.

Trichromatic Theory

A theory explaining how the human eye perceives colors through the response of three types of cones sensitive to blue, green, and red light.

Retinex Theory

suggests that color perception is not solely based on the wavelengths of light reaching the eye but also involves an active processing of visual information by the brain to maintain color constancy under different lighting conditions.

Cutaneous Senses

The sensory systems associated with the skin that detect touch, temperature, and pain.