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Bob-Dole

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Society is like an organism: the parts work in harmony to contribute to the maintenance of the whole. A healthy society is one that is stable.. These statements are consistent with which theoretical perspective?
 
  a. symbolic interaction
  b. conflict theory
  c. structural-functional
  d. dialectic

Question 2

Journalistic coverage of a political candidate's campaign is far more likely to be critical and unfavorable to a candidate than positive and favorable.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

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