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| the function which is recognized and intended result of any social pattern |
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| the systematic study of human society |
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| the level of orientation which gives a close-up focus on social interaction in specific situations |
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| the german word for "understanding" or "insight" |
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| a way of understanding based on science |
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| a sociological approach that sees society as an arena of inequality that generates conflict and change |
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| the level of orientation which concentrates on large scale phenomena or entire civilizations |
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| basic image of society that guides thinking and research |
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| the function which is unrecognized and unintended as a result of any social pattern |
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| a statement of how or why specific facts are related, explaining problems, actions, or behavior |
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| a perspective that is based on a sociological approach that generalizes about fundamental or everyday forms of social interaction |
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| undesirable social consequence of any social pattern for the operation of society |
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| sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability |
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| loss of direction that a society feels when social control of individual behavior has become ineffective |
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| Durkheim developed a theory relating it to social factors |
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| relatively stable patterns of social behavior |
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