Giddens's Concept, the Duality of Structure, Articulates That Social Structures

question 39

Multiple Choice

Giddens's concept, the duality of structure, articulates that social structures are

• A) dually imposed upon unique individuals.
• B) both the medium and the outcome.
• C) found both in media and "real life."
• D) doubly impossible to penetrate via language.

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Definitions:

Shared Power

A collaborative approach to leadership and decision-making where authority and influence are distributed among group members, fostering participation and mutual accountability.

Information Power

The influence and authority one gains from possessing valuable knowledge or data.

Followers

Individuals who are led by a leader and contribute to the group's objectives through cooperation and support.

Knowledge

Information, understanding, or skill acquired through experience or education.