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by Nardong Putik
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Structural-Functionalism views society as a system made up of interdependent parts.

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Structural-Functionalism emphasizes social conflict as the main force of social change.

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According to Structural-Functionalism, every structure in society has a function that contributes to overall stability.

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Emile Durkheim is considered one of the key founders of Structural-Functionalism.

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Structural-Functionalism ignores the roles of institutions in maintaining order.

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Robert Merton introduced the concepts of manifest and latent functions in Structural-Functionalism.

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Structural-Functionalism argues that dysfunctions in society are always harmful and should be eliminated.

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The theory assumes that all members of society have equal power and influence.

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Talcott Parsons helped develop a framework that identified four basic needs of society: AGIL.

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Structural-Functionalism is effective in explaining rapid social change and revolution.

 
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