STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM THEORY

What is the main idea of Structural Functionalism Theory?

• Society is a complex system with interdependent parts

• Society is shaped by the actions of individuals

• Society is an organized group of people

• Society is in constant conflict due to social inequalities

Which term refers to the relatively stable patterns of social behavior?

• Manifest functions

• Latent functions

• Social structures

• Social functions

What are the recognized and intended consequences of any social pattern called?

• Social functions

• Social structures

• Latent functions

• Manifest functions

What term is used to describe the unintended and often unrecognized functions of an institution?

• Social functions

• Manifest functions

• Latent functions

• Social structures

Which concept emphasizes the need for people to support one another in order to achieve more?

• Social functions

• Institutions

• Interdependence

• Balance/equilibrium

What is the goal of every society according to Structural Functionalism Theory?

• To establish institutions

• To achieve interdependence

• To create social structures

• To maintain balance/equilibrium

Who is the main proponent of Structural Functionalism Theory?

• Emily Durkheim

• Edward Tylor

• Edward Taylor

• Emile Durkheim

Which institution satisfy the need of society for territorial defense and security?

• Church

• School

• Military

• Government

He adapted and modified Manifest and Latent Functions for Sociology.

• Bronislaw Malinowski

• Emile Durkheim

• Robert Merton

• Edward Tylor

When society is peaceful and orderly and social harmony is present, society will continue to progress.

• True

• False