Sociology, asked by neichongbaitez10, 7 months ago

describe the premises of functionalism

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Answered by sweta1809

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Functionality in social sciences is philosophy focused on the premise that all facets of the society – "institutions", "functions", values, etc. – are meant to serve an purpose and that all are necessary in order for society to continue to exist.

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