Sociologists who analyze class using the conflict perspective a. argue that class is basically a matter of what individuals poss
ess in terms of income and prestige. b. base their views on the early work of Emile Durkheim who pointed out the dysfunctional consequences of division of labor. c. see class as defined by the relationship of the classes to the larger system of economic production. d. see class basically as a continuum.
c. see class as defined by the relationship of the classes to the larger system of economic production.
Explanation:
The conflict perspective analyzes society through distributive conflict.
Distributive conflict consists, literally, in the dispute over the distribution of wealth (income) among social classes. For example, workers are a class that reinvigorates higher wages (greater share in distribution) while entrepreneurs aim to lower wages to increase their own share of total income distribution.
Distributive conflict occurs in all areas of the economy, whether in the productive or financial sphere, and the rationale for the analysis lies precisely in the demonstration of classses as economic classes.
The correct answer is : AVOID UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR REGARDLESS OF THE CONSEQUENCES
Explanation:
It is important to have principles and values in order to create our own code of conduct. When you act in an ethical way you show the kind of person you are and how reliable you can be. Integrity must be the main part of your personality traits. With the behavior, I show it is possible to implement best practices in the company.
Isnt it kinda funny how on here when we ask questions we want honest answers and no cheating but when our teachers ask questions they want that too but we dont give it to them?
Increased level of education and focus on careers--as women have the ability to have relationships but also provide for themselves, marriage is not a necessary option.
Birth control and access to college education has allowed women to focus on careers instead of family. They are able to still have successful lives but not have to worry about balancing a career and a family.
