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Sociological viewpoint that argues that the parts of a social system work together to maintain the cohesion of the system:.
 
  A) conflict
  B) interaction
  C) functionalist
  D) organic

Question 2

Sociological viewpoint that argues that societal cohesion derives from consensus and common values:
 
  A) conflict
  B) interaction
  C) functionalist
  D) organic



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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