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pochemuha
4 years ago
8

Max Weber believed that as the Industrial Revolution progressed, society became increasingly rationalized. How did he define rat

ionalization?
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1 answer:
Andrei [34K]4 years ago
8 0
Rationalization is a concept the first discovered by Max Weber. It steps in which the society has become with the below:


Effectiveness: accomplishing the greatest outcomes with a base measure of exertion 
Consistency: a yearning to foresee what will occur later on 
Calculability: a worry with numerical information, i.e., measurements and scoring 
Dehumanization: utilizing innovation as a way to control human conduct
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