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CharlieWard

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Society is especially difficult for the individual to change largely because
 
  a. it has no social patterns.
  b. its social patterns have a very long history.
  c. social structures are very disorganized and diffuse.
  d. other individuals are trying to change it at the same time.

Question 2

It is difficult for an individual to influence an organization because
 
  a. organizations are so chaotic.
  b. organizations are impossible to change.
  c. social patterns have developed over time.
  d. social patterns are weak.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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