The Theoretical Perspective That Analyzes Society in Terms of Social

question 47

Multiple Choice

The theoretical perspective that analyzes society in terms of social processes and forms of interactions that can be isolated from their content is known as

• A)formal sociology.
• B)content sociology.
• C)post-modernism.
• D)rational choice theory.

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Definitions:

Federal Campaign Laws

Legislation that regulates political campaign financing, contributions, and expenditures at the federal level.

Federal Election Commission

A U.S. independent regulatory agency charged with administering and enforcing the federal campaign finance law.

Regulatory Agencies

Organizations created by the government to enforce specific laws, oversee certain industries, and protect public safety and health.

Citizens United

A landmark U.S. Supreme Court case from 2010 that ruled restrictions on independent political spending by corporations and unions are unconstitutional.