The idea that society's social institutions are interrelated and dependent upon one another to ensure society's survival and stability is primarily supported with which sociological perspective

A. True

B. False

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Addison Faulkner

Social Studies

15 December, 07:40

The idea that society's social institutions are interrelated and dependent upon one another to ensure society's survival and stability is primarily supported with which sociological perspective

A. True

B. False

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Zaid Meyers · Answer 1

A. True

Explanation:

Like the structured functions of the agrarianism the society also functions as social institutions and they work together naturally and are dependent and interacted with each other for various functions and thus ensure the survival and stability of the sociologist perspectives.

The idea that society's social institutions are interrelated and dependent upon one another to ensure society's survival and stability is primarily supported with which sociological perspectiveA. TrueB. False

The idea that society's social institutions are interrelated and dependent upon one another to ensure society's survival and stability is primarily supported with which sociological perspective

A. True

B. False