The correct answer is "D"
The theory of conflict is one of the great schools of modern sociological theory, it is considered as a development that occurred in reaction to the statics of structural functionalism. During the 1950s and 1960s the theory of conflict provided an alternative to structural functionalism, but it has recently been superseded by neo-Marxian theories. The theory of conflict is closely linked to the theory of games and studies and schools on negotiation.
Generally, different definitions of "social conflict" are offered, differences that draw our attention to complementary aspects of the concept: For example, Stephen Robbins's: "A process that starts when one party perceives that another has negatively affected it or that is about to negatively affect some of their interests "and that of Lewis A. Coser for whom social conflict is a struggle for values and for scarce status, power and resources, in the course of which the opponents want to neutralize, damage or eliminate their rivals. A conflict will be social when it transcends the individual and comes from the very structure of society.
I believe that the answer is simply just SUPPLY & DEMAND, but it depends on what the list of choices are if there is one.
<span>A circuit involving the insula, the anterior cingulate cortex, and the: Amygdala
</span><span>seems to play a role in complex social decision making, such as deciding whom to trust. Amygdala is the part of our brain that controls the emotion fear. Our decision to trust a person or not is based on the fear to be betrayed and endanger everyone that we love.</span>
