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From a conflict theory perspective, what causes social change?
 
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A classification of data that describes how many observations fall within each category of a variable is termed a:
 
  a. frequency distribution
  b. panel study
  c. path analysis
  d. percent analysis



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Answer to Question 1

From the conflict perspective social conflict creates social change. Marx felt that the proletariat would eventually create social revolution. Dahrendorf sees the conflict between groups at all levels of society, as they compete for power and control. In his view it is this type of conflict that creates social change.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 1, 2018
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