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jenna1

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Because there are so many social problems, those interested in solving a particular social problem often ___________________ _____________.
 
  a. understate its seriousness
  b. fail to stress the harm involved with it
  c. overstate its seriousness
  d. ignore alerting their political representatives about it
  e. a & b

Question 2

Mead believed that social order was rooted in ___________________ _________.
 
  a. the quality and quantity of social ties among individuals and groups
  b. coercion and force, with the lower classes being compelled to accept the dictates of the upper classes
  c. the learning of societal expectations of proper conduct through social interaction and empathy
  d. the equalization of income and wealth



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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