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How do conflict theory and functionalism differ in their views of the socialization process?
 
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Durkheim and Parsons both agreed with Thomas Hobbes that
 
  a. the state is necessary for the functioning of society.
  b. the powerful in society use the state to achieve their own ends.
  c. the state is controlled by the ruling class.
  d. humans are essentially peaceful.
  e. private property is destructive to human nature.



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Functionalists view socialization as the basis for society. The process of socialization assumes continuity and stability as the ways of a society are passed from generation to the next. Conflict theorists view socialization as a process that perpetuates inequality and the status quo. Individuals are socialized into the social class of their family, and once this socialization takes place it is difficult to overcome.

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