Intermediate and Macro Levels of Social Relations: Perspectives and Impact

University:
California State University, Northridge
Course:
SOC 150 | Introductory Sociology
Academic year:

2023
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29

Pages:

2
Author:

Mahmoud M.

Sociology notes Intermediate and Macro Levels ○ Structural Function Theory ■ society is collective, all necessary functions work ■ culture, values, and beliefs try to hold the group together ■ however, Sometimes individuals or groups 4 4 4 4 4 rules society is negative ○ conflicting views ■ society, consists of conflicting groups, each trying to protect their own interests and create their own culture ■ Groups can influence the beliefs of their minorities. And other groups lays the groundwork for conflict ■ How intellectual groups can control schools to enjoy education Beliefs and values that increase their strength, thereby reducing conflict Safety their place The suitability of equipment and software A. can be compatible with different cultures, but has restrictions ○ Computer software does not work with compatible devices ○ Spreads American culture to the rest of the world Local experiments show that ideas such as freedom, democracy, and capitalism do not work. Done in every society The importance of relationships ● Children need human contact, emotions and relationships to grow up Evidence: Children alone Anna, Isabel, neglected orphans ○ Because these groups of children do not have social relations at the appropriate time, they have Growth . Disability and social inclusion Social and international relations ● Most activities are part of the social: ○ Micro level (parents, friends) ○ Intermediate level (school, church) ○ Macro level (National advertising) Social relations ○ Help people survive organizations that rely on socialization to help ○ Poor socialization leads to potential for negative behavior Socialization Perspectives Micro level ○ Personal Discussion: