Answer:
Inductive argument.
Explanation:
An inductive argument is the use of accumulated instances of evidence to support a general conclusion about something particular. Inductive reasoning is used to describe the possibility that a situation will be true in the future. An inductive argument is kind of argument in which the arguer wants to be convincing enough that if the assumptions believe to be true then the inference would be impossible to be false.
Answer: c. coordination and control problems.
Explanation:
Coordination is essentially the glue that holds an organization together. It makes planning possible and uses communication to achieve organizational goals. Control complements coordination by putting checks in place to ensure that the organization does not stray from its purpose.
When Jumbo Industrial Supply was once in just one location, Jared being the sole decision maker and being in charge of these functions would have been achievable. Expansion into multiple states and increased business activity will put strains on his ability to coordinate and control all the functions of the business. For Jumbo to maintain coordination and control of the growing business, there has to be a more robust management system in place.
The various studies are classified as follows:
Interpretive Sociology:
- this approach was first articulated by Max Weber
- this approach situates research and explanation within a time period and locality (narrow focus)
Positivist Sociology:
- Social theory is used to generate a hypothesis, which is tested through rigorous method
- This approach is sometimes called "normal science"(scientific, broad approach)
<h3>What is
Interpretive Sociology?</h3>
The study of society that focuses on the meanings people attach with their social surroundings is known as interpretive sociology (verstehende Soziologie).
The goal of interpretive sociology is to demonstrate that individuals build reality in their daily lives.
An example of this strategy is an anthropologist who spends years living with a tribal tribe.
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Full Question:
Identify each study as an example of Positivism or Interpretive sociology:
- This approach is sometimes called "normal science"
- this approach situates research and explanation within a time period and locality
- Social theory is used to generate a hypothesis, which is tested thru rigorous method
- this approach was first articulated by Max Weber
Its D, 19 was womens voting rights, 24 got rid of poll taxes, allowing lower class citizens to vote, and 26 lowered the voting age to 18.
I’m pretty sure it’s C.
I know that nature had a lot to do with the Gods and Godesses.
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