The upheaval brought about by the Industrial Revolution led to profound changes in the nature of production and labor as well as
the displacement of people as they sought out ways to make a living in the face of these changes. When French sociologist Emile Durkheim observed all of this, what did he call it? a. Habitus b. Anomie c. Communitas
Anomie: In sociology, the term "anomie" is a concept that was proposed by a famous sociologist named Émile Durkheim, and is described as a social condition whereby there is disappearance or disintegration of values and norms that were formerly common in a specific society. In other words, it refers to the lack of normal social or ethical standards.
In the question above, the given statement represents "anomie".
It is not realistic because experiments with people are very diverse and complex. All people are different and adjust in one way or another in their way of being and in the changes. Time may not change anything when a person is not intending to change their actions or thoughts. The analysis is complicated and with the possibility of not getting the expected results.
