functionalism in sociology
Functionalism in sociology refers to a theoretical perspective that views society as a complex system in which its various parts work together to maintain stability and promote the overall well-being of the society. It focuses on identifying the functions or purposes that different social institutions, norms, and values serve in maintaining social order and satisfying the needs of individuals and society as a whole.
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