Paula recently gave birth to her first child. She takes out a book that describes how her child will at first imitate the world around them, start playing simple roles, advance to playing multiple roles that are more complex, and finally develop a self based on a sophisticated understanding of the generalized other .This is Critical Theory of social paradigm.
<h3>What is sociological paradigm?</h3>
- A paradigm is a description of the world of human behavior; it is a description of society.
- A paradigm is a description of the interactions of human beings within any society.
- Paradigms are broad viewpoints or perspectives that permit social scientists to have a wide range of tools to describe society, and then to build hypotheses and theories.
The four paradigms of sociology are
- functionalism,
- conflict theory,
- interactionism,
- and post-modernism
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Answer:Syllabic, Neumatic
Explanation:
The manner of chant which lay one note to each syllable of text.
A syllable is an element of speech sound and is considered as a foundation of word.
Neumatic is a manner of melody Whereby each syllable is sung in two to four notes.
<span>It is an example of "puffing". Any person trying to sell a product or positively effect the opinion of something is expected to show some kind of bias towards the pros over the cons. As long as it does not include outright lies or no basis of fact.</span>
